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Gustar and friends. Gustar- to please (like) In English, we say we like things. In Spanish, we would say something pleases me. Three step process to form.

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1 Gustar and friends

2 Gustar- to please (like) In English, we say we like things. In Spanish, we would say something pleases me. Three step process to form a “Gustar” sentence: Step one: Choose an indirect object Yo- menosotros- nos Tu- te El, ella, ud.- leellos/uds.- les

3 Step two: Choose conjugation for “gustar” The only two “gustar” conjugations possible: Gusta- for singular objects or verbs Gustan- for plural objects

4 Step three: complete sentence I like to swim me gusta nadar She likes tacos le gustan tacos

5 Clarification Sometimes we have to clarify to whom we are referring. In that case, you use the following at the beginning of the sentence: A mi A ti A el/ella A nosotros A uds./ellos

6 example Rebecca likes swimming. – A Rebecca, le gusta nadar. Thomas likes writing. A Thomas, le gusta escribir

7 Other verbs used similarly The following verbs are used the exact same way as “gustar”: Aburrir- to bore (aburre, aburren) Interesar- to interest (interesa, interesan) Encantar- to love (encanta, encantan)

8 More examples Spanish class is boring – Me aburre la clase de Espanol. I love gym. Me encanta gimnasio Cooking is interesting to her. A ella, le interesa cocinar.


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