Gustar

What is the primary meaning of the Spanish verb 'gustar'?

• To like

• To eat

• To run

• To sleep

In Spanish, how is the verb 'gustar' typically used in a sentence?

• With a direct object

• With an indirect object

• As a reflexive verb

• As a transitive verb

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the verb 'gustar'?

• Yo gusto el libro.

• Me gusta el libro.

• Gusto el libro a mí.

• El libro gusto yo.

What is the correct indirect object pronoun to use with 'gustar' for 'we like'?

• Me

• Te

• Nos

• Les

Which of the following is a common mistake when using 'gustar' in Spanish?

• Using it with an indirect object pronoun

• Using it with a direct object pronoun

• Using it in the present tense

• Using it in the past tense

How does the verb 'gustar' change when referring to multiple objects?

• It stays the same

• It changes to 'gustan'

• It changes to 'gusto'

• It changes to 'gustamos'

What is the English equivalent of the sentence 'A ellos les gusta la música'?

• They like music

• They are music

• They have music

• They play music

Which of the following verbs is similar in usage to 'gustar'?

• Encantar

• Comer

• Vivir

• Correr

In which of the following contexts is 'gustar' most appropriately used?

• Expressing necessity

• Expressing preference

• Expressing ability

• Expressing obligation

What is the infinitive form of the verb that means 'to like' in Spanish?

• Gustar

• Gustas

• Gustamos

• Gustan