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    This document provides guidance on common Spanish prepositions and expressions. It includes examples of how to indicate means of transportation with "go by" and expressions related to time. It also covers the use of determiners like "a/an", "some", and "any" as well as questions about likes, preferences and offers. Location prepositions like "at" and "in" are distinguished. Various phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions are defined like "to be good at", "to take", and "to look forward to".

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    This document provides guidance on common Spanish prepositions and expressions. It includes examples of how to indicate means of transportation with "go by" and expressions related to time. It also covers the use of determiners like "a/an", "some", and "any" as well as questions about likes, preferences and offers. Location prepositions like "at" and "in" are distinguished. Various phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions are defined like "to be good at", "to take", and "to look forward to".

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    This document provides guidance on common Spanish prepositions and expressions. It includes examples of how to indicate means of transportation with "go by" and expressions related to time. It also covers the use of determiners like "a/an", "some", and "any" as well as questions about likes, preferences and offers. Location prepositions like "at" and "in" are distinguished. Various phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions are defined like "to be good at", "to take", and "to look forward to".

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    This document provides guidance on common Spanish prepositions and expressions. It includes examples of how to indicate means of transportation with "go by" and expressions related to time. It also covers the use of determiners like "a/an", "some", and "any" as well as questions about likes, preferences and offers. Location prepositions like "at" and "in" are distinguished. Various phrasal verbs and idiomatic expressions are defined like "to be good at", "to take", and "to look forward to".

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    22/05/20

    Laugh at: reírse de


    Laugh with: reírse con (personas)
    Go by plane, by bus, by car : indicar medio transporte
    Go on foot: ir a pie
    Go in my car
    Go on the next plane, on the last bus
    To be worried about: estar preocupado por
    About: a cerca de, sobre, por, alrededor…
    Funny: gracioso, divertido, raro
    Delante de “last y next” no hay preposición
    On Monday, next Monday
    A pain in: un dolor en
    Some: afirmativas (excepto: ofrecimientos y peticiones, would you like some….? Can I
    have some…?)
    Any: Interrogativas y negativas
    Do you like coffee? en general (gustos y preferencias)
    Would you like a coffee? En el momento (ofrecimiento)
    Do you like swimming?
    Would you like to swim?

    A/an + sustantivo singular contable: a car, an apple


    Some + sustantivo plural contable: some cars, some apples / some + sustantivo
    incontable: some sugar, some tea, some water….
    Can I…..? Puedo…?
    Could I…? Podría….? (más educado)
    I don’t have……. left: no me queda….
    There isn’t/aren’t ……. left: no queda…..
    There isn’t much wine left: no queda mucho vino
    You don’t have much time left: no te queda mucho tiempo
    Where are you from? Where do you come from?
    At: en sitios de dos dimensiones
    In: en sitios de tres dimensiones
    At the bus stop, at the table, at the door
    In the room, in the swimming-pool, in the car
    To be good/bad at: ser bueno/malo con, en….
    To be interested in: estar interesado en
    Take: tomar, coger, llevar
    It takes ……. (time) to …. : cuesta ….. (tiempo)…
    It takes me two hours to read a magazine: me cuesta 2 horas leer una revista
    To: a, hacia (prep)
    From… to: de, desde …. a, hacia
    Switch: interruptor
    Switch on: encender
    Switch off: apagar
    Get dark: oscurecer
    Dark: oscuro
    Wait for: esperar a
    Listen to, look at (mirar)
    Look forward to: esperar con ganas
    I look forward to my holidays
    Nap: siesta
    Go on picnic: ir de picnic
    Put on: ponerse / take off: quitarse
    Between: entre (prep lugar)
    Harmful: dañino

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