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Gustar & Similar Verbs. I.To say what people like in Spanish, we use the verb gustar. This verb literally means to be pleasing So instead of saying, “I.

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1 Gustar & Similar Verbs

2 I.To say what people like in Spanish, we use the verb gustar. This verb literally means to be pleasing So instead of saying, “I like pizza,” you would say “Pizza is pleasing to me.”

3 II. Place one of these pronouns before gustar to say who likes something. ME gusta(n) I likeNOS gusta(n) we like TE gusta(n) you likeOS gusta(n) you all like LE gusta(n) he/she/you likeLES gusta(n) they, you all like

4 III. Notice the “n” in parenthesis following gusta. This is because if the thing that is being liked is plural you must add an “n”. Me gusta el béisbol.Nos gustan los carros. Me gusta la pizza.Te gustan los vegetales.

5 IV. When gusta is followed by a verb, the verb must be in the infinitive form. (-ar-er-ir) Me gusta jugar el béisbol. Te gusta nadar.

6 V. Notice that le can stand for you (usted), he, she, it, and les can stand for you (uds.) or they. To clarify who is being talked about, use A + name or a pronoun. A Juan le gusta la pizza. A Juan y a Sara les gusta la pizza. A nosotros nos gusta la pizza. A ellos les gusta la pizza.

7 VI. For extra emphasis, you can add the phrases A mí before me gusta or A ti before te gusta. A mí me gustan las fiestas. A ti te gustan las películas.

8 VII. Put the word no before the pronoun to say don’t or doesn’t. No me gusta la tarea.

9 VIII. Many other verbs function like gustar: aburrirencantarfascinarinteresar to bore to really like to love to interest

10 Práctica 1. yo / no gustar / las reuniones No me gustan las reuniones. 2. Carlos / encantar / escuchar música A Carlos le encanta escuchar música. 3. Carlos y Estela / encantar / esquiar A Carlos y a Estela les encanta esquiar.

11 4. Mi amigo / aburrir / las clases de ciencias A mi amigo le aburren las clases de ciencias. 5. Mis padres / no interesar / la política A mis padres no les interesa la política. 6. Carla y Toño / fascinar / la música clásica A Carla y a Toño les fascina la música clasica. Práctica

12 7. Nosotros / gustar / ese libro A nosotros nos gusta ese libro. 8. Los vegetarianos / no gustar / la carne A los vegetarianos no les gusta la carne. Práctica

13 9. ¿Tú / no gustar / la canción? ¿No te gusta la canción? ¿No te gusta la canción? 10. Yo / encatar / la película Me encanta la película. Práctica

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