Gusta vs. Gustan

"Gustar" *literally* means...

• to like

• to please

• to love

• to dislike

"Gustar" is *translated* into English as...

• to love

• to please

• to like

• to dislike

I like

• Me gusta(n)

• Le gusta(n)

• Te gusta(n)

• Yo gusta(n)

You like

• Me gusta(n)

• Le gusta(n)

• Te gusta(n)

• Yo gusta(n)

He likes

• Me gusta(n)

• Le gusta(n)

• Te gusta(n)

• Yo gusta(n)

She likes

• Me gusta(n)

• Le gusta(n)

• Te gusta(n)

• Yo gusta(n)

When would you use "gustan"?

• If the word that follows "gusta" is a single item, such as "el chocolate".

• If the word that follows "gusta" is a verb, such as "comer".

• If the word that follows "gusta" is a plural word, such as "los deportes".

• If the word that follows "gusta" is a describing word, such as "honesto".

What word comes before someone's name when used with "gustar"?

• Le

• Él

• Y

• A

A Justin _______ gusta el chocolate.

• me

• te

• le

A Violeta le ________ los deportes.

• gusta

• gustan