Meaning
To start doing something or to begin a journey or activity.
Cultural Background
Commonly used in professional and casual settings. Often used to signal the start of a trip. Used frequently in work environments. Used to encourage team members.
Use with 'con'
When starting a task, use 'con' (e.g., 'ponerse en marcha con el proyecto').
Meaning
To start doing something or to begin a journey or activity.
Use with 'con'
When starting a task, use 'con' (e.g., 'ponerse en marcha con el proyecto').
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence with the correct form of the phrase.
Si queremos llegar a tiempo, tenemos que ______.
The subject is 'nosotros' (we), so we use 'ponernos'.
🎉 Score: /1
Practice Bank
1 exercisesSi queremos llegar a tiempo, tenemos que ______.
The subject is 'nosotros' (we), so we use 'ponernos'.
🎉 Score: /1
Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsYes, you can say 'El coche se puso en marcha' (The car started moving).
Related Phrases
Manos a la obra
similarLet's get to work
Ponerse en camino
similarTo start a journey
