Exploring the Verb Gustar with Infinitives

This lesson covers the Spanish verb 'gustar', which means 'to please'. It explains how to use 'gustar' to express likes and dislikes, despite its literal translation not being 'to like'. The lesson introduces the terms 'MEA' and 'NOA' for expressing what pleases or displeases you. It also covers how to combine verbs to express multiple likes or dislikes and provides practice tips for using these structures effectively.

What does the verb 'gustar' mean?

• To hate

• To love

• To please or be pleasing

• To like

How do you say 'it pleases me' using 'gustar'?

• Me gusta

• Te gusta

• Le gusta

• Nos gusta

What should you add in front of 'me' to say that something is not pleasing to you?

• Gracias

• Por favor

• No

• Sí

How do you form a negative statement with 'gustar'?

• Add 'por favor' before 'me'

• Add 'gracias' before 'me'

• Add 'sí' before 'me'

• Add 'no' before 'me'

What do you replace 'e' with when you have a negative statement involving multiple verbs?

• O

• KN

• Pero

• Y

How do you connect multiple verbs when expressing likes with 'gustar'?

• Using 'pero'

• Using 'o'

• Using 'y'

• Using 'e'

What should you practice with to get better at using 'gustar'?

• Nouns

• Adjectives

• Pronouns

• Verbs