Prepositions Made Easy (Module A1 Lesson)
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This video is a sample lesson from the Lingtrio language learning platform. In this module, we focus on one of the most difficult topics for beginners: English Prepositions of Place and Time (In, On, At).
Transcripción del vídeo con traducción
I’m good …. at cooking.
Soy bueno cocinando.
We arrived …. at the airport on time.
Llegamos al aeropuerto a tiempo.
This book is full … of interesting stories.
Este libro está lleno de historias interesantes.
I’m interested … in learning Spanish.
Estoy interesado en aprender español.
See you…. on Monday.
Nos vemos el lunes.
She’s married …. to a famous actor.
Ella está casada con un actor famoso.
We’re waiting…. for the bus.
Estamos esperando el autobús.
He’s afraid…. of spiders.
Tiene miedo de las arañas.
impressed … by
Impresionado por alguien / algo.
afraid … of
Asustado de algo.
focused … on
Concentrado en algo.
interested … in
Interesado en algo.
addicted… to
Adicto a algo.
aware … of
Consciente de algo.
Go → upstairs / downtown / jogging
Ir arriba / al centro / a correr.
Go to → the gym / the market / a restaurant
Ir al gimnasio / al mercado / a un restaurante.
Go on → a hike / a tour / a cruise
Ir de excursión / de tour / de crucero.
Go for → a swim / a drive / a drink
Ir a nadar / a dar una vuelta en coche / a tomar una copa.
Guess the preposition!
¡Adivina la preposición!
Grateful for your help.
Agradecido por tu ayuda.
Afraid of spiders.
Con miedo a las arañas.
Happy about the results.
Feliz por los resultados.
Allergic to cats.
Alérgico a los gatos.
Used to city life.
Acostumbrado a la vida en la ciudad.
Sad about the news.
Triste por las noticias.
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