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Verbs Like Gustar

Verbs Like Gustar. Page 4 - Para Empezar Avancemos 3. Verbs Like gustar. You already know several verbs that always use indirect objects:. Verbs Like gustar. encantar to be highly pleasing gustar to be pleasing importar to be important interesar to be of interest.

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Verbs Like Gustar

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  1. Verbs Like Gustar Page 4 - Para Empezar Avancemos 3

  2. Verbs Like gustar • You already know several verbs that always use indirect objects:

  3. Verbs Like gustar • encantarto be highly pleasing • gustar to be pleasing • importar to be important • interesar to be of interest

  4. Verbs Like gustar • These verbs all use a similar construction: indirect object pronoun + verb + subject

  5. Verbs Like gustar • Me gusta el béisbol. • Literally: Baseball is pleasing to me.

  6. Verbs Like gustar • The two forms of these verbs that are most commonly used are the Ud./él/ella and Uds./ellos/ellas forms.

  7. Verbs Like gustar • ¿Te interesan los deportes? • Literally: Are sports interesting to you?

  8. Verbs Like gustar • Remember that in the previous sentences, the subjects are béisbol and deportes, and me and te are indirect object pronouns.

  9. Can you fill in the blanks? • A mígustan los deportes. • A ella le leer. (interests) • A nosotrosgustabailar. • A ellosaburreestudiar. • A vosotrosmolestan los gatos. • A ustedduele la cabeza. • A títe los Jets. (loves)

  10. Now translate the sentences… • The actor loves science fiction. • My mom likes potatos. • Fishing does not interest you. (be careful) • The film bothers him. • I don’t like to go to bed. It makes me cry. • Does she like to go shopping?

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