Usages of coger
Coge tu impermeable si quieres pasear bajo la lluvia esta tarde.
Take your raincoat if you want to go for a walk in the rain this afternoon.
Coge el libro antes de salir.
Take the book before leaving.
Cogeré una cuchara para probar la sopa antes de servirla.
I will take a spoon to taste the soup before serving it.
Mi amigo quiere coger su abrigo antes de salir.
My friend wants to take his coat before leaving.
Si te falta una pinza, coge una del cajón que está junto al tendedero.
If you are missing a clothespin, take one from the drawer that is next to the clothesline.
Por la mañana, saludo a la vecina antes de coger el tranvía al centro.
In the morning, I greet the neighbor before taking the tram downtown.
Mi amiga cogió una tiza azul para explicar la diferencia entre el singular y el plural.
My friend took a blue piece of chalk to explain the difference between singular and plural.
Falta papel higiénico en el baño; coge un rollo del armario, por favor.
There is no toilet paper left in the bathroom; take a roll from the cupboard, please.
La tuerca seguía floja, así que mi hermana cogió el alicate y revisó otra vez el somier.
The nut was still loose, so my sister took the pliers and checked the bed base again.
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