Prepositions Flashcards
Lo
When combined with an adjective or adverb =
“How”
Tras
After, behind
Tener and the personal a
Only use personal a when Tener means to hold or to be
A
To, at, in, for, upon, by
Manner in which an action is performed
Point in time
Often precedes measurement and prices
Acercarse
A
Arrojarse (lanzarse)
A
Bajar
A
Caer
A
Comenzar/empezar
A
Echarse
A
Ir(se)
A
Llegar
A
Ponerse
A
Salir
A
Subir(se)
A
Tirar
A
Venir
A
Volver
A
Aprender
A
Convidar (invitar)
A
Consagrarse (dedicarse)
A
Enseñar
A
Forzar (obligar)
A
Impulsar
A
Incitar
A
Oponerse
A
Acostumbrar
A
Arriesgarse
A
Asistir
A
Aspirar
A
Atreverse
A
Ayudar
A
Comprometerse
A
Condenar
A
Contribuir
A
Dar
A
Decidirse
A
Esperar
A
Jugar
A
Limitarse
A
Negarse
A
Oler
A
Parecerse
A
Renunciar
A
Resignarse
A
Responder
A
Responder
A
Saber
A
-to taste of, like
Salir a
A
To take after
The so called neuter article lo
Translates to mean “thing” or “part”
Traducir
A
Parecerse a
Semejanza del sujeto a una persona, animal o cosa definido
Parecer
To look (to seem) Expresa la semejanza del sujeto a un concepto o a una persona, animal o cosa indefinidos
De
Expresses origin, separation, or departure, possession or indicates where someone or something belongs, adjectival phrases (casa de campo), it is the equivalent of with and in when describing someone or something, expresses manner (de balde, de memoria, de buena or mala), expresses cause, used with verbs that express emotion or describe mental states and attitudes,
Abstenerse
De
Alejarse
De
Deshacerse
De
Divorciarse
De
Huir
De
Partir
De
Prescindir
De
To do without
Salir
De
Separarse
De
Ser
De
To be from
Surgir
De
Venir
De
Culpar
De
Morir(se)
De
Ofenderse
De
Padecer / sufrir
De
Quejarse
De
Reírse
De
