How to use GUSTAR (Esp. 3)

GUSTAR is different than regular verbs because they use ​ (a)  

• indirect object pronouns
• subject pronouns
• direct object pronouns

The real meaning of GUSTAR is ​ (a)  

• to be pleasing
• to like
• to please

The verb GUSTAR will match

• The person who likes something.

• What is liked.

Convert this English-style sentence to its Spanish equivalent: I like the book.

Match the following

• indirect object pronoun

• Me

• verb

• gustan

• subject

• los estudiantes.

Reorder the following steps to forming a sentence with GUSTAR.

• Choose the correct form of gustar.

• State what is being liked.

• Choose the desired IOP.

Fill in the missing indirect object pronouns (in order): me, te, ​ (a)   , ​ (b)   , ​ (c)   , ​ (d)  

• le
• nos
• os
• les

Indirect object pronouns show us "to whom something is pleasing".

• cierto

• falso

• depende

GUSTAR can be conjugated with all 6 regular endings: gusto, gustas, gusta, gustamos, gustáis, gustan

• cierto

• falso

It is important to remember that even though GUSTAR does have six different endings, you will generally only be using...

• gusto

• gusta

• gustamos

• gustan