How do you use llevarse in a sentence?

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Answer 1

Wow! Kfreed and Kiwi have good answers too!

Llevarse is used to express when you want to said that someone or something has carried or taken something away.

Example. Carlos se llevó todos sus libros. Carlos took away all of his books. or El viento se llevó mis papeles. The wind has carried away my papers.

Hope this helps.

Nice :) - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 13, 2011

Thanks your comment helped the best! - nononono, Nov 13, 2011

(when you want to 'say' ..Carlos took all of his books away. The wind has carried my papers away) Great answer Dr! - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 13, 2011

"helped the best"...that is the key. - 0074b507, Nov 13, 2011

Answer 2

Looking the word up in the dictionary usually provides you with an example sentence.

:) - Kiwi-Girl, Nov 13, 2011

Answer 3

This link may be helpful: llevar vs llevarse

llevarse — to get along with — Nos llevamos bien. We get along well together. No se lleva bien con su madre. He doesn't get along well with his mother. Este año se lleva bien los pantalones cortos. Short pants are in style this year.

llevarse (algo) — to take (something) — Llévatelo. Take it with you. Quisiera llevarme la flor. I'd like to take the flower with me.

llevarse (algo) — to receive or win (something) — Se llevó el premio Nobel. She won the Nobel prize.