In this video, Cris explains the Spanish verb 'gustar', highlighting its unique conjugation compared to other verbs. The video covers how to correctly conjugate 'gustar' and demonstrates its use with infinitive verbs and nouns, including the necessary adjustments for plural nouns. Examples are provided throughout to illustrate these points. The video concludes with a call to action to subscribe for more content.

What is unique about the verb 'gustar' compared to other verbs?

• It does not change with plural nouns.

• It requires a different form of conjugation.

• It is only used in formal speech.

• It is always used in the past tense.

Which of the following is an example of using 'gustar' with an infinitive verb?

• I love to dance.

• I love the beach.

• I love animals.

• I love the beaches of Spain.

How do you say 'We love to travel' using the verb 'gustar'?

• Nos gustan viajar a la playa.

• Nos gustan viajar.

• Nos gusta viajar.

• Nos gusta viajar a la playa.

What must be done when using 'gustar' with plural nouns?

• Use the past tense of 'gustar'.

• Add an extra verb before 'gustar'.

• Use the singular form of 'gustar'.

• Adapt the conjugation of 'gustar' to plural.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'gustar' with a plural noun?

• Me gusta la playa.

• Me gusta los animales.

• Me gustan la playa.

• Me gustan los animales.