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Use of GUSTAR & Verbs like gustar. GUSTAR. Me gusta la música. Nos gusta la música. Te gusta la música. Os gusta la música. Le gusta la música. Les gusta la música. Note:.
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GUSTAR Me gusta la música. Nos gusta la música. Te gusta la música. Os gusta la música. Le gusta la música. Les gusta la música.
Note: • Spanish really doesn’t have a verb for “to like”. But we know people who speak Spanish like people and things and activities. • So, we express what we like/don’t like with the verb gustar, which means to be pleasing to.
Verbs Like gustar • Here are some other verbs that always use indirect objects:
Verbs Like gustar • encantar to be highly pleasing • gustar to be pleasing • importar to be important/to matter • interesar to interest • aburrir to bore • fascinar to fascinate • faltar to lack; need
Verbs Like gustar • These verbs all use a similar construction: indirect object pronoun + verb + subject
Verbs Like gustar • Me gusta el béisbol. • Literally: Baseball is pleasing to me.
Verbs Like gustar • The two forms of these verbs that are most commonly used are the Ud./él/ella and Uds./ellos/ellas forms.
Verbs Like gustar • ¿Te interesan los deportes? • Literally: Are sports interesting to you?/Do sports interest you?
Verbs Like gustar • Remember that in the previous sentences, the subjects are béisbol and deportes, and me and te are indirect object pronouns.
Practica • Sports interest me. • They lack food. • We are bored by English. Me interesan los deportes Les falta la comida Nos aburre el inglés
You are fascinated by colors. • It doesn’t matter to me. Te fascinan los colores No me importa
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