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Gustar Expressing Likes and Dislikes
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Gustar (to like) Gustar Expresses likes or dislikes Does not literally mean to like Literally means to be pleasing
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Gustar Used with an indirect object pronoun 2 forms (3 rd person singular and plural) Gusta or Gustan Agrees with the subject what is being liked
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Indirect Object Pronouns me – to me te – to you le – to him, to her, you (formal) nos – to us os – to you (Plural -España) les – to you (plural), to them
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Gustar Me gusta la playa –I like the beach (Literally – it means) The beach is pleasing to me.
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Gustar No le gustan sus cursos. –He doesn’t like his courses. (Literally – it means) His courses are not pleasing to him.
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Gustar Nos gusta correr. –We like to run. (Literally – it means) Running is pleasing to us.
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Construcción de Gustar A + pronoun/noun + I.O. Pronoun + Gustar + subject A +Juan +le +gustan + las fiestas. A ellas les gusta esquiar.
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Construcción de Gustar A mí, A ti, A Ud. and so on are used along with the I.O. Pronoun for clarification or emphasis
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Construcción de Gustar A mí me gustan las arvejas. I like peas. A Ud. no le gustan, ¿verdad? You don’t like them, do you?
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Es tu Práctica Usando la tú, la Uds., y la vosotros. (liking peas) A…las arvejas. A…las arvejas
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Las Respuestas A ti te gustan las arvejas. A Uds. les gustan las arvejas. A Vosotros os gustan las arvejas.
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Construcción de Gustar An infinitive (i.e. correr o nadar) is used as a singular subject. ¿A ellos les gusta nadar? Do they like to swim?
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