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Gustar Explanation of gustarExplanation of gustar Review of clarifiers Explanation of gustar with subjectExplanation of gustar with subject Explanation of negation with gustarExplanation of negation with gustar Practice with gustarPractice with gustar

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) megusta it is pleasingto me a mí index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) tegusta it is pleasingto you (fam.) a ti index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) legusta it is pleasing to you (formal) a Ud. index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) legusta it is pleasingto him a él index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) legusta it is pleasingto her a ella index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) nosgusta it is pleasingto us a nosotros(as) index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) osgusta it is pleasing to you (plural) (Spain) a vosotros(as) index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) lesgusta it is pleasing to you (plural) a Uds. index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) lesgusta it is pleasingto them (masc.) a ellos index

gustar = to like (to be pleasing) lesgusta it is pleasingto them (fem.) a ellas index

The clarifiers are as follows: me = to me te = to you (fam.) le = to you (form) le = to him le = to her nos = to us os = to you (Spain) les = to you (plural) les = to them a mí a ti a Ud. a él a ella a nosotros(as) a vosotros(as) a Uds. a ellos a ellas index

What do you do if you want to say: Fred likes books? legustan los libros books are pleasing likes books. (to) Fred Fred A Fred index

What do you do if you want to say: My friend likes books? le gustan los libros. Books are pleasing Likes books. (to) My friend My friend A mi amigo(a) index

What do you do if you want to say: Rosa doesn’t like pizza? legusta la pizza. pizza is not pleasing doesn’t like pizza. (to) Rosa Rosa A Rosa no Always place the no in front of the indirect object pronouns (me, te, le, nos, os, les). index

Diana likes ice cream. A Diana le gusta el helado. index

Diana doesn’t like ice cream. A Diana no le gusta el helado. index

Fred doesn’t like sports. A Fred no le gustan los deportes. index

Fred doesn’t like animals. A Fred no le gustan los animales. index

I like parties. A mí me gustan las fiestas. index

We like Mexican food. A nosotros nos gusta la comida Mexicana. index

María and Susana like fruit. A María y a Susana les gustan las frutas. index

José and Felipe don’t like vegetables. A José y a Felipe no les gustan las verduras. index

Who likes chess? ¿A quién le gusta el ajedrez? index

We like videogames. A nosotros nos gustan los videojuegos. index

They don’t like romance movies. A ellos no les gustan las películas de amor. index

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