Spanish Verb-Preposition Combinations

Understanding Verb-Preposition combinations is difficult in any language.

Using this book, part of the "Learn Spanish 4 Life Series", you will find a comprehensive range of Spanish Verb-Preposition combinations and explanations, showing how meanings may shift in translation, and it will assist you in better understanding the Spanish language.

English and Spanish both use many verb-preposition combinations.

In many cases, the literal meanings of prepositions are lost in the verb-preposition partnerships and you will recognise that English and Spanish verb-preposition combinations may be completely different.

Using this book is simple. It contains a collection of verb-preposition combinations, with examples, to help you learn and understand the Spanish language better.

It's important to keep in mind that Spanish prepositions can have other meanings as well, and their meanings may shift in translation.

Verbs that use a particular preposition in English may use a different preposition in Spanish or none at all, and vice versa.

Prepositions can be headed by a verb, generally in a personal (conjugated form), and ending either with an infinitive or a noun or pronoun. In some cases one language uses a preposition where the other uses none.

So, memorising them is very important. Also, it will assist you in better understanding the Spanish language with numerous examples that clarify each verb-preposition combination, which will help you to comprehend and grasp everything that you have been learning from Spanish verbs and grammar.

Use this book in conjunction with others from the "Learn Spanish 4 Life Series", such as "Spanish Grammar" and "Spanish Verbs-The Art of Conjugation" and you will really begin to feel confident when you communicate with Spanish people or when you use the Spanish language.