This document provides examples of lexical phrases in English and their Spanish translations. It gives the phrases "to put the blame on someone", "to deserve something", and ways to talk about offering, giving, and getting a lift or ride from someone else using lexical phrases like "offered a lift", "give a lift", and "get a lift from someone". The examples are used to demonstrate how to use these phrases in sentences.

1. USE OF ENGLISH. LEXICAL
PHRASES VI

2. LEXICAL PHRASES VII
1. I wasn’t luke’s fault that the chair broke.
BLAME
They..............................................Luke when the
chair broke.
Luke ………………………………………………..the broken
chair.
LEXICAL PHRASE: TO PUT THE BLAME ON sth/sby:
“culpar”/ verb TO BLAME + OBJECT: “culpar”
PUT THE BLAME ON/ BLAMED
WAS PUT THE BLAME ON

3. 2. It was unfair that she was sent to prison.
DESERVE
She……………………………………….sent to prison.
LEXICAL PHRASE: TO DESERVE + INFINITIVE with TO
DID NOT DESERVE TO BE

4. 3. ‘I’ll drive George to the station’, Paul said.
A. OFFERED
Paul …………………………………………………….a lift to the
station.
B. GIVE
Paul said ………………………………………..a lift to the station.
C. GET
George……………………………………………….to the station
LEXICAL PHRASES:
- TO OFFER SBY A LIFT: ofrecerse para llevar a alguien
- TO GIVE SBY A LIFT: llevar a alguien
- TO GET A LIFT FROM SBY: conseguir que alguien te
lleve.
OFFERED GEORGE
HE WOULD GIVE GEORGE
GOT A LIFT FROM PAUL