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El Verbo “ GUSTAR ” Por Sra. Thurston

El Verbo “ GUSTAR ” Por Sra. Thurston. En español gustar significa “ to be pleasing ” In English, the equivalent is “to like”. Por ejemplo:. In English we say: “I like Spanish.” En español decimos: “To me, Spanish is pleasing.”.

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El Verbo “ GUSTAR ” Por Sra. Thurston

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  1. El Verbo “GUSTAR” Por Sra. Thurston • En español gustar significa “to be pleasing” • In English, the equivalent is “to like”

  2. Por ejemplo: • In English we say: “I like Spanish.” • En español decimos: “To me, Spanish • is pleasing.”

  3. I like the beach. • In English: • “I” is the subject • “like” is the verb • “the beach” is the direct object • En español: • “the beach” is the subject • “to please” is the verb • “me” is the indirect object

  4. En Español…: The word order is actually “backwards”: • The indirect object comes first: Me • Then the verb: gusta • Finally the subject of the verb: la playa. • Make it negative by adding “no” at the beginning.

  5. me te le nos les Who is doing the “liking”? Indirect Object Pronouns:

  6. “Gusta” = singular nouns = infinitives “Gustan” = plural nouns

  7. Frases de clarificación: “Me gusta nadar.” “Te gusta nadar.” I like to swim. You like to swim. • “Nos gusta la playa.” We like the beach.

  8. Frases de clarificación: Me = a mí Te = a ti Le = a él a ella a Ud. (a Roberto) (a Lola) (a tu hermano) Nos = a nosotros Les = a ellos a ellas a Uds. (a Roberto y a Luis) (a Lola y a Carmen) (a mis amigos)

  9. A él le gusta/ A él le gustan He likes… She likes… You like… They like… You all like… A ella le gusta/ A ella le gustan A Ud. le gusta/ AUd. le gustan A ellos/ellas les gusta/ A ellos/ellas les gustan A Uds. les gusta/ A Uds. les gustan

  10. ¿Cómo se dice? “I like coffee.” Me gusta el café. “Coffee is pleasing to me.”

  11. ¿Cómo se dice? “You like cars.” Te gustan los coches. “Cars are pleasing to you.”

  12. ¿Cómo se dice? “He doesn’t like to dance.” A él no le gusta bailar. To create a negative statement, place no in front of the pronoun. “To dance is not pleasing to him.”

  13. ¿Cómo se dice? “Our teachers please us.” “We like our teachers.” Nos gustan nuestros profesores. We like to learn from our teachers. Nos gusta aprender de nuestros profesores

  14. ¿Cómo se dice? “You (informal) don’t like to go to the movies.” No te gusta ir al cine. “To go to the movies is not pleasing to you (guys).”

  15. ¿Cómo se dice? “They like history and spanish.” la historia y el español. Les gustan “History and Spanish are pleasing to them.”

  16. ¿Cómo se dice en español? I like to study. Elena likes to watch television. We don’t like to do homework. Carlos and Miguel like cars. Do you all like to look at photos? You like to go shopping, right? Me gusta estudiar. (A Elena) le gusta ver la televisión. No nos gusta hacer la tarea. (A Carlos y a Miguel) les gustan los coches. ¿A Ud. le gusta mirar fotos? Te gusta ir de compras, ¿verdad?

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