Gustar - Spanish I

He likes hamburgers.

• A él le gusta las hamburguesas.

• A él le gustan las hambruguesas.

• Él gusta la hamburguesa.

We like to eat apples.

• A nosotros nos gusta comer las manzanas.

• A nosotros nos gustan comer las manzanas.

• Nosotros gusta comer las manzanas.

I like to sing.

• Me gustan cantar.

• Yo gusta cantar.

• A mí me gusta cantar.

You (familiar) don't like to run.

• A usted no le gusta correr.

• A ti te no gusta correr.

• A ti no te gusta correr.

You all like to talk to your friends.

• A ustedes les gusta hablar con amigos.

• A ustedes les gustan hablar con amigos.

• A ellos les gustan hablar con amigos.

I can use gusta.... (choose all that apply)

• When the thing liked is a plural noun.

• When the thing liked is a verb.

• When the thing liked is a singular noun.

The IOPs that comes before the gusta/gustan part ... (choose all that apply):

• yo and nosotros

• tú and usted

• me and nos

• te

• le and les

When a verb comes directly after a form of gustar, it is ALWAYS gusta, even if after that verb there is a plural noun. For example, A mí me gusta comer las galletas OR is it a mí me gustan comer las galletas.

• True (cierto)

• False (falso)

What does this sentence mean in English?

A ella le gusta andar en patineta.

• She likes to skateboard.

• She likes to walk.

• He likes to skateboard.

What is the difference between A ti te gusta bailar and A usted le gusta bailar.

• A ti te refers to a friend or familiar member and a usted refers to someone you might not know.

• A usted refers to all of your friends and a ti refers to just one friend.

• A usted refers to your best friend and a ti refers to your sister.