We do NOT use all forms of the verb 'gustar' when we are talking about things we like. We only use the 3rd person singular form (gusta) and the 3rd person plural form (gustan).

The form of the verb we choose (either gusta or gustan) is determine by WHO is doing the liking.

Adding a prepositional phrase to the beginning of your sentence is not optional.

Which are the indirect object pronouns we use when we translate sentences using gustar?

Choose the appropriate ending for the following form of gustar.

A mí me gust___ las películas de terror.

(I like horror movies.)

Choose the appropriate ending for the following form of gustar.

¿A ti te gust___ las fiestas?

(Do you like parties?)

Choose the appropriate ending for the following form of gustar.

A mí me gust___ jugar el voleibol.

(I like to play volleyball.)

Choose the appropriate ending for the following form of gustar.

A ellos les gust___ los carros rojos.

(They like red cars.)

Choose the appropriate ending for the following form of gustar.

A Sofía le gust___ la clase de español.

(Sofía likes Spanish class.)

Choose the correct indirect object pronoun.

¿A ti _____ gustan las verduras?

(Do you (informal) like vegetables?)

Choose the correct indirect object pronoun.

A las niñas ___ gustan las frutas.

(The girls like fruit.)

Choose the correct indirect object pronoun.

A mi familia y yo ___ gustan animales.

(My family and I like animals.)

Choose the correct indirect object pronoun.

Al chico* ___ gusta helado.

(The boy likes ice cream.)

*since the article 'el' was used before 'chico,' we contracted a + el

Choose the correct indirect object pronoun.

A Uds. ___ gusta la comida china.

(You all like Chinese food.)

Choose the correct translation for the following sentence:

We do not like geography.

Hint: Remember to look for all parts of the sentence- in order! (Also, remember that prepositional phrases are optional!)

Choose the correct translation for the following sentence:

Do you (formal/singular) like to sing?

Hint: Remember to look for all parts of the sentence- in order! (Also, remember that prepositional phrases are optional!)

Choose the correct translation for the following sentence:

She does not like to travel.

Hint: Remember to look for all parts of the sentence- in order! (Also, remember that prepositional phrases are optional!)

Choose the correct translation for the following sentence:

Juan and Marco like computers.

Hint: Remember to look for all parts of the sentence- in order! (Also, remember that prepositional phrases are optional!)

Choose the correct translation for the following sentence:

The young people like to talk in class.

Hint: Remember to look for all parts of the sentence- in order! (Also, remember that prepositional phrases are optional!)