To be pleasing to: TO LIKE….. Gustar To be pleasing to: TO LIKE…..

GUSTAR IS AN INFINITIVE: TO BE PLEASING TO or TO LIKE GUSTO GUSTAMOS GUSTAS GUSTÁIS GUSTA GUSTAN

WE ONLY NEED TO USE TWO FORMS OF GUSTAR, AT THIS POINT It is pleasing to (someone) GUSTAN They are pleasing to (someone)

Uses of “GUSTA” and “GUSTAN”

We use “gusta” with infinitives and singular nouns Somebody likes to do something. (to eat, to drive, to watch) Me gusta escuchar la música. Me gusta comprar la comida. With singular nouns Somebody likes a thing (a book, a car, a class) -me gusta el libro. Me gusta la clase.

We use GUSTAN with plural nouns I like cheese pizzas. Me gustan las pizzas de queso. You like the ice creams. Te gustan los helados. They like sports. Les gustan los deportes. We like books. Nos gustan los libros.

Pronouns that we use with Gustar: Me =I (like) Nos= we (like) Te= you (like) Os= you all (like) (SPAIN) Le=she (likes) he (likes) you formal (like) Les= they (like) you all (like)

On a sheet of paper, turn these into Spanish sentences: use your notes I like to eat fruit. You like to drink water. We like to listen to music. They like the food. You like French fries. I do not like the pizza. He likes books. You all like the pizzas. She likes fruits.