Would you like to ___________ with me to the art exhibition this weekend? I heard it's going to be fantastic.
COME ALONG
I ____________ my former teacher at the bookstore yesterday, and we had a pleasant conversation.
BUMPED INTO
Why don't you ___________ after work for a quick chat and a cup of coffee?
CALL ROUND ('pasarse')
REFLEXIVE VERBS: Despite the challenges, Sarah ___________ fortunate to have a loving family.
CONSIDERS HERSELF
REFLEXIVE VERBS: When faced with a difficult decision, it's essential to take a moment to ___________what the best course of action is.
ASK ONESELF
We're having some friends __________ (one word) for a potluck dinner on Friday. Would you like to join us?
HAVE people ROUND (have people at your house)
REFLEXIVE VERBS: It's crucial to eat well and exercise to ____________ and maintain good health.
LOOK AFTER ONESELF
Can you ___________ at the library on your way to the mall? I have a book to return.
DROP ME OFF (derjar a alguien de camino)
REFLEXIVE VERBS: We all had a fantastic time at the party and really _____________.
ENJOYED OURSELVES
Come round / over: Why don't you __________ to my place this Saturday for a game night with friends?
COME OVER (visit someone's house)
I'll ___________ at the corner of your street at 7 PM, so we can get to the party on time.
PICK YOU UP
We should ___________ for Mexican food tonight. There's a new restaurant in town I've been wanting to try.
GO OUT
I'm planning to ___________ John at the park later to discuss our upcoming camping trip.
MEET UP WITH
REFLEXIVE VERBS: He studied diligently to ____________ for the upcoming exam.
PREPARE HIMSELF FOR
Stay in: Sometimes, it's just nice to __________, watch a movie, and relax on a Friday night.
STAY IN
REFLEXIVE VERBS: She's so talented; she ____________ how to play the piano just by watching online tutorials.
TAUGHT HERSELF