Verbs like GUSTAR Verbs that use indirect object pronoun.

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Verbs like GUSTAR Verbs that use indirect object pronoun

I like the rain In English: “I” is the subject “like” is the verb “the rain” is the direct object En español: “the rain” is the subject “to please” is the verb “me” is the indirect object Brief Review Me gusta la lluvia.

Who is doing the “liking”? (A mí) me – to me(A nosotros) nos – to us (A ti) te – to you( A vosotros os) – to you all A él le – to him A ella le – to her A Ud. le – to you (form) A ellos les (masc.) A ellas les (fem.) To they A Uds. les – to y’all fomal

Le gusta la casa. It is impossible to tell whether this means: He likes the house. She likes the house. You (formal) like the house. For purposes of clarification, we add a prepositional phrase and thus we remove the ambiguity of the "le" form. A él le gusta la casa. A ella le gusta la casa. He likes the house. She likes the house. A Juan le gusta la casa. A Laura le gusta la casa. You (form) like the house. Laura likes the house. Example ->

You can also use a prepositional phrase to add emphasis, even if there is no ambiguity. 1. A Juan le gusta el café.  2. A mí me gusta el té. John likes coffee. I like tea. In the first example, "a Juan" clarifies the ambiguous pronoun "le." In the second example, there is no ambiguity. "Me gusta el té" can only mean "I like tea." In this case, "a mí" adds emphasis, drawing attention to the fact that tea is what I like (as contrasted with what Juan likes). Another way to look at it: John likes coffee. Me, I like tea. A Juan le gusta el café. A mí me gusta el té.

Other verbs + verb inf. A mí NO me gusta(n) aburre(n) interesa(n) falta(n) fascina(n) molesta(n) duele(n) queda(n) importan(n) acampar las películas hablar por teléfono ir de compras aprender una lengua extranjera la naturaleza los mosquitos la cabeza hacer ejercicio constantemente las personas egoístas los zapatos Laboutin comer siempre pizza los ruidos dormir hasta tarde mandar muchos mensajes las telenovelas viajar por el mundo los sombreros A ti te A él A ella A usted le A nosotros nos A vosotros os A ustedes A ellos A ellas les

¿Me gusta(n) aburre(n) interesa(n) falta(n) fascina(n) molesta(n) duele(n) queda(n) importa(n) (a mí) acampar las películas las notas ir de compras aprender una lengua extranjera la naturaleza los mosquitos la cabeza hacer ejercicio constantemente las personas egoístas los zapatos Laboutin comer siempre pizza los ruidos dormir hasta tarde mandar muchos mensajes las telenovelas viajar por el mundo los sombreros jugar videojuegos todo el dia las notas ¿Te (a ti) ¿Le a él a ella a Ud. ¿Nos (a nosotros) ¿Os (a vosotros) ¿Les a ellos a ellas a Uds. Interrogatives

Other verbs like GUSTAR The following verbs are conjugated just like gustar. encantarto love, like a lot, encantarto love, like a lot, faltarto lack, be missing; to be in need of faltarto lack, be missing; to be in need of fascinarto fascinate, to be fascinated by fascinarto fascinate, to be fascinated by gustarto like gustarto like molestarto bother; to be bothered by molestarto bother; to be bothered by interesarto interest; to be interested by interesarto interest; to be interested by importarto care about; to matter, to be important to importarto care about; to matter, to be important to doler to hurt (something hurts me) doler to hurt (something hurts me)