Verbos + preposiciones

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¿Dices “depend of” en lugar de “depend on”? ¿Te genera dudas si un verbo va seguido de at, in, for o with? Los verbos con preposiciones (Dependent Prepositions) son la clave para dejar de sonar como un traductor automático y empezar a hablar un inglés fluido y natural.

En este curso, desmitificamos las reglas y te enseñamos las combinaciones que realmente se usan. No se trata de memorizar listas interminables, sino de entender cómo funcionan estos "matrimonios lingüísticos" para que nunca más vuelvas a dudar al hablar o escribir.

¿Qué dominarás en este curso de Verbos + Preposiciones?

Los Errores más Comunes: Corregimos los fallos típicos que cometemos los hispanohablantes por culpa de la traducción literal.
Patrones Lógicos: Aprende a agrupar verbos que comparten la misma preposición para que recordarlos sea mucho más sencillo.
Cambios de Significado: Analizamos esos verbos que cambian totalmente de sentido según la preposición que los acompañe.
Uso en Contexto: No estudiamos palabras sueltas; vemos cómo se utilizan en frases reales, correos profesionales y conversaciones cotidianas.
Diferencias entre Inglés Británico y Americano: Algunos matices curiosos que marcan la diferencia en niveles avanzados.

¿Por qué este curso es un "game changer" para tu inglés?

Suena como un Nativo: El uso correcto de las preposiciones es lo que realmente distingue a un estudiante intermedio de uno avanzado.
Precisión Total: Ideal para preparar exámenes oficiales (Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL) donde el Use of English penaliza fuertemente estos errores.
Confianza al Hablar: Al automatizar estas combinaciones, eliminarás las pausas mentales que haces para pensar qué preposición usar.

Deja de adivinar y empieza a acertar. Domina los verbos con preposiciones y dale a tu inglés la precisión que necesita.

Course content

11 chapters

Verb + About

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Verbo en inglés + About	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Argue about	Discutir sobre	They argue about politics all the time.
Ask about	Preguntar sobre	She asked about the new project.
Boast about	Presumir sobre	He boasts about his achievements constantly.
Care about	Preocuparse por	She really cares about her friends.
Complain about	Quejarse de	They complain about the noise every day.
Dream about	Soñar con	I often dream about traveling the world.
Forget about	Olvidarse de	Don’t forget about the meeting tomorrow.
Hear about	Escuchar sobre	Did you hear about the new restaurant?
Joke about	Bromear sobre	They joke about everything, even serious topics.
Know about	Saber sobre	Do you know about the changes in the mood?
Laugh about	Reírse de	They laughed about the funny story.
Learn about	Aprender sobre	We learned about the history of the city.
Read about	Leer sobre	I read about the event in the newspaper.
Say about	Decir sobre	What did he say about the proposal?
Speak about	Hablar sobre	She will speak about her experiences.
Talk about	Hablar de	Let's talk about your plans.
Think about	Pensar en	I need to think about your offer.
Worry about	Preocuparse por	Don’t worry about the test.
Write about	Escribir sobre	He writes about technology trends.
Wonder about	Preguntarse sobre	I wonder about the future of our planet.

Verb + Against

Verbo en inglés + Against	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Argue against	Argumentar en contra de	She argued against the new policy.
Compete against	Competir contra	They competed against each other in the final.
Fight against	Luchar contra	They are fighting against injustice.
Guard against	Protegerse contra	We need to guard against potential threats.
Insure against	Asegurar contra	They insured their house against floods.
Lean against	Apoyarse contra	He leaned against the wall.
Protest against	Protestar contra	People protested against the new law.
Protect against	Proteger contra	Vaccines protect against diseases.
Rebel against	Rebelarse contra	The citizens rebelled against the regime.
Struggle against	Luchar contra	They struggle against poverty.
Warn against	Advertir contra	The sign warns against swimming here.
Vote against	Votar en contra de	They voted against the proposal.

verb + At

Verbo en inglés + At	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Aim at	Apuntar a	He aimed at the target.
Arrive at	Llegar a	We arrived at the airport on time.
Glance at	Echar un vistazo a	She glanced at her watch.
Hint at	Insinuar	He hinted at the possibility of a promotion.
Laugh at	Reírse de	They laughed at the joke.
Look at	Mirar a	Look at the beautiful sunset.
Marvel at	Maravillarse de	We marveled at the architecture.
Point at	Señalar a	He pointed at the sign.
Shout at	Gritar a	She shouted at her brother.
Stare at	Mirar fijamente a	They stared at the painting.
Yell at	Gritar a	He yelled at the kids to be quiet.

Verb + For

Verbo en inglés + For	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Account for	Explicar	Can you account for your whereabouts?
Apologize for	Disculparse por	I apologize for the mistake.
Apply for	Solicitar	She applied for the job.
Ask for	Pedir	He asked for more time.
Blame for	Culpar por	They blamed him for the accident.
Care for	Cuidar de	She cares for her elderly parents.
Charge for	Cobrar por	How much do you charge for your services?
Fight for	Luchar por	They fought for their rights.
Forgive for	Perdonar por	She forgave him for his mistake.
Hope for	Esperar	We hope for a better future.
Long for	Anhelar	He longs for his hometown.
Look for	Buscar	I'm looking for my keys.
Pay for	Pagar por	I’ll pay for the meal.
Prepare for	Prepararse para	She is preparing for the exam.
Search for	Buscar	They are searching for clues.
Stand for	Representar	What does this symbol stand for?
Thank for	Agradecer por	I thanked her for the gift.
Wait for	Esperar	We waited for the bus.
Wish for	Desear	She wished for good luck.
Work for	Trabajar para	He works for a tech company.

Verb + From

Verbo en inglés + From	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Abstain from	Abstenerse de	He abstained from voting.
Borrow from	Pedir prestado de	I borrowed a book from the library.
Defend from	Defender de	They defended the village from invaders.
Deter from	Disuadir de	Nothing could deter him from his goal.
Differ from	Diferir de	This book differs from the others in the series.
Escape from	Escaparse de	He escaped from prison.
Graduate from	Graduarse de	She graduated from college last year.
Hide from	Esconderse de	The child hid from his parents.
Keep from	Impedir	I couldn't keep from laughing.
Prevent from	Prevenir de	They prevented him from entering the building.
Protect from	Proteger de	Sunscreen protects your skin from UV rays.
Recover from	Recuperarse de	She is recovering from surgery.
Refrain from	Abstenerse de	Please refrain from smoking inside.
Resign from	Renunciar a	He resigned from his position yesterday.
Retire from	Jubilarse de	She retired from teaching last year.
Save from	Salvar de	They were saved from the fire.
Suffer from	Sufrir de	He suffers from asthma.
Translate from	Traducir de	Translate this document from English to Spanish.
Withdraw from	Retirarse de	She withdrew from the competition.

Verb + In

Verbo en inglés + In	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Believe in	Creer en	I believe in hard work.
Confide in	Confiar en	She confides in her best friend.
Engage in	Participar en	They engage in volunteer work.
Excel in	Sobresalir en	He excels in mathematics.
Invest in	Invertir en	They decided to invest in real estate.
Participate in	Participar en	She participated in the marathon.
Persist in	Persistir en	He persisted in his efforts despite the challenges.
Result in	Resultar en	The changes resulted in improved efficiency.
Specialize in	Especializarse en	She specializes in corporate law.
Succeed in	Tener éxito en	He succeeded in his career.
Trust in	Confiar en	You can trust in her abilities.

Verb + Into

Verbo en inglés + Into	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Break into	Entrar en	Thieves broke into the house last night.
Bump into	Tropezar con	I bumped into an old friend at the mall.
Dive into	Sumergirse en	She dived into the pool.
Fit into	Encajar en	He struggled to fit into the new team.
Get into	Meterse en	She got into trouble at school.
Go into	Entrar en	Let's go into the details of the project.
Look into	Investigar	The police are looking into the case.
Run into	Encontrarse con	I ran into my neighbor at the store.
Split into	Dividir en	We split the cake into eight pieces.
Translate into	Traducir a	Translate this document into Spanish.
Turn into	Convertirse en	The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.

Verb + Of

Verbo en inglés + Of	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Accuse of	Acusar de	He was accused of stealing the money.
Approve of	Aprobar	The committee approved of the plan.
Conceive of	Concebir	She couldn't conceive of such cruelty.
Dream of	Soñar con	He dreams of becoming a pilot.
Hear of	Oír hablar de	Have you heard of the new restaurant downtown?
Think of	Pensar en	What do you think of my idea?
Warn of	Advertir de	They warned us of the impending storm.
Take of	Tomar de	He took off his hat.
Take care of	Encargarse de	She takes care of her elderly parents.
Accuse someone of doing something	Acusar a alguien de hacer algo	She accused him of lying.

Verb + On

Verbo en inglés + On	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Agree on	Acordar sobre	They agreed on a plan of action.
Decide on	Decidir sobre	We need to decide on a date for the meeting.
Focus on	Centrarse en	Let's focus on the task at hand.
Insist on	Insistir en	She insisted on having her own way.
Rely on	Depender de	We rely on public transportation to get to work.
Report on	Informar sobre	The journalist reported on the latest developments.
Vary on	Variar en	Prices vary on the quality of the product.
Verb on	Verbar sobre	We need to verb on the main issue.
Work on	Trabajar en	He's working on a new project.

Verb + To

Verbo en inglés + To	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Agree to	Aceptar	She agreed to the terms of the contract.
Attempt to	Intentar	He attempted to climb the mountain.
Begin to	Empezar a	They began to sing together.
Choose to	Elegir	She chose to pursue a career in medicine.
Decide to	Decidir	They decided to go on vacation.
Fail to	Fallar en	He failed to complete the assignment on time.
Hope to	Esperar	We hope to finish the project by next week.
Learn to	Aprender a	She learned to play the piano at a young age.
Plan to	Planear	We plan to visit Paris next summer.
Refuse to	Negarse a	They refused to listen to his excuses.
Seem to	Parecer	It seems to rain every time I plan a picnic.
Struggle to	Esforzarse por	He struggled to understand the concept.
Try to	Intentar	I'll try to finish the report before the deadline.

Verb + With

Verbo en inglés + With	Equivalencia en español	Ejemplo
Agree with	Estar de acuerdo con	I agree with your decision.
Begin with	Empezar con	Let's begin with a brief introduction.
Compare with	Comparar con	He compared the two products with each other.
Consult with	Consultar con	I need to consult with my lawyer about this.
Deal with	Tratar con	He's dealing with a difficult situation at work.
Disagree with	No estar de acuerdo con	I disagree with your assessment of the issue.
Experiment with	Experimentar con	She likes to experiment with new recipes.
Fall in with	Conformarse con	He fell in with their plans without hesitation.
Identify with	Identificarse con	Many teenagers identify with the character.
Interfere with	Interferir con	Loud noises interfere with my concentration.
Provide with	Proveer de	The hotel provides guests with complimentary towels.
Struggle with	Luchar con	She's struggling with her math homework.
Trust in	Confiar en	You can trust in him to get the job done.
Work with	Trabajar con	He works with a team of talented professionals.

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