Voces Chapter 2 Gustar

The verb 'gustar' literally means ...

• to please

• to like

• to love

'Gustar' is conjugated to agree with ...

• the person who likes

• the thing that is liked

• everything

'Gustar' is used mainly in the ...

• first persons singular and plural

• second persons singular and plural

• third persons singular and plural

'Gustar' is immediately preceded by ...

• the indirect object pronoun

• the subject pronoun

• the thing liked

Spanish indirect object pronouns are identical to reflexive pronouns, except for the ...

• third persons singular and plural

• second persons singular and plural

• first persons singular and plural

• there are no exceptions

The Spanish Indirect Object Pronouns are ...

• me, te, se, nos, os, se

• me, te, le, nos, os, les

• me, te, se, nos, vos, se

• me, te, le, nos, vos, les

The personal preposition 'a' plus a prepositional pronoun can be used ...

• for clarification only

• for emphasis only

• for clarification and emphasis

The use of the personal preposition 'a' is ... when a person's name is included in the sentence.

• optional

• compulsory

The thing liked comes ...

• at the beginning of the sentence

• in the middle of the sentence

• at the end of the sentence.

The verb 'interesar' literally means ...

• to be interested

• to find something interesting

• to interest