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    Phrasal Verbs: put up with, run out of, come back, drop by

    put up with - aguantar, soportar

    I am staying in London, but I don't put up with the


    weather

    I am staying in London, but it's hard to put up with the weather


    Me estoy quedando en Londres, pero es difcil soportar el tiempo

    I am not going to the party because I can't put up with your friends
    No voy a la fiesta porque no puedo soportar a tus amigos

    I left that job because I couldn't put up with so much pressure


    Dej ese trabajo porque no pude soportar tanta presin

    run out of - acabarse algo

    We are stopping at the petrol station because we


    have run out of petrol

    We are stopping at the petrol station because we are running out of petrol
    We are stopping at the gas station because we are running out of gasoline
    Estamos parando en la gasolinera porque se nos est acabado la gasolina

    I ran out of food, so I went to the supermarket


    Se me acab la comida, as que fui al supermercado

    He was running out of money, so he looked for a job


    Se le estaba acabando el dinero, as que busc un trabajo

    come back - volver

    My brother came back home because he had


    forgotten his books

    My brother came back home because he had forgotten his books


    Mi hermano volvi a casa porque haba olvidado sus libros

    Rose has never come back to town since she left


    Rose no ha vuelto nunca a la ciudad desde que se march

    Don't ask her to come back. I can bring her cell to school tomorrow
    No le pidas que vuelva. Yo puedo llevar su mvil al colegio maana

    drop by - hacer una visita corta e informal

    Oh, mum. I'm half an hour later than usual because


    I've dropped by Silvia's

    Oh, mum. I'm half an hour late because I dropped by Silvia's


    Oh, Mom. I'm half an hour late because I dropped by Silvia's
    Oh, mam. Llegu media hora tarde porque he pas por casa de Silvia

    I didn't drop by your house because I was in a hurry


    No pas por tu casa porque tena prisa

    I'm dropping by Edward's at five o'clock and then I'm picking up the tickets for the concert
    Voy a pasar por casa de Edward a las cinco de la tarde y despus recoger las entradas del concierto

    Vocabulario
    act

    act

    actor

    actuar

    acto

    actor

    actress

    audience

    applause

    actriz

    audiencia

    aplausos

    box office

    stalls

    stage set

    taquilla

    patio de butacas

    decorado

    perform

    magician

    mime artist

    interpretar

    mago

    mimo

    dancer

    ballet dancer

    ballerina

    bailarn

    bailarn

    bailarina

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