Exploring the Verb Gustar in Spanish Grammar

The video tutorial explains the use of the verb 'gustar' with nouns, focusing on the differences between 'gusta' and 'gustan'. It provides examples and practice sentences to help learners understand when to use each form based on whether the liked object is singular or plural. The tutorial emphasizes that the choice between 'gusta' and 'gustan' depends on the object being liked, not the person who likes it. The video concludes with a review of key points and encourages students to ask questions if needed.

What does the verb 'gustar' mean?

• To eat

• To dance

• To run

• To be pleasing/To like

How do you decide between 'gusta' and 'gustan'?

• Based on the person liking

• Based on the number of people

• Based on what is being liked

• Based on the time of day

If you like a singular noun, which form do you use?

• Gustamos

• Gustan

• Gusta

• Gustais

For liking a verb, which form is correct?

• Gusta

• Gustais

• Gustan

• Gustamos

What form is used for liking plural nouns?

• Gustais

• Gustamos

• Gustan

• Gusta

How is 'Me gusta la tele' correctly interpreted?

• The TV is watching me

• I like the TV

• The TV likes me

• I am liked by the TV

Choose the correct form: A Victoria ___ la escuela.

• Gusta

• Gustan

• Gustamos

• Gustais

Select the correct form: A nosotros ___ las fiestas.

• Gusta

• Gustan

• Gustais

• Gustamos

What indicates the use of 'gusta' or 'gustan'?

• The time of the action

• The location of the action

• The subject of the sentence

• The object of liking

If 'los deportes' are pleasing to you, which form do you use?

• Gustan

• Gustamos

• Gusta

• Gustais