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What is the correct form of 'gustar' when referring to a single item that one likes?
What is the correct form of 'gustar' when referring to a single item that one likes?
The structure of 'gustar' includes a subject, the verb 'gustar', and a complement.
The structure of 'gustar' includes a subject, the verb 'gustar', and a complement.
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What do you place before the indirect object to indicate that something is not liked?
What do you place before the indirect object to indicate that something is not liked?
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A nosotros _____ gusta la pizza.
A nosotros _____ gusta la pizza.
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Match the following subjects with their correct indirect object pronoun:
Match the following subjects with their correct indirect object pronoun:
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Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'gustar' with a plural subject?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'gustar' with a plural subject?
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The verb 'gustar' can only be used with singular nouns or infinitives.
The verb 'gustar' can only be used with singular nouns or infinitives.
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Provide an example of a sentence using 'gustar' in relation to a verb in infinitive.
Provide an example of a sentence using 'gustar' in relation to a verb in infinitive.
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Which of the following phrases correctly uses 'gustar' with a singular noun?
Which of the following phrases correctly uses 'gustar' with a singular noun?
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The expression 'No le gustan los gatos' means 'He/She does not like cats.'
The expression 'No le gustan los gatos' means 'He/She does not like cats.'
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What pronoun would you use with 'gustan' if you're referring to 'the pizzas'?
What pronoun would you use with 'gustan' if you're referring to 'the pizzas'?
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To say 'You (plural) do not like the books', you would say 'A vosotros no _____ los libros.'
To say 'You (plural) do not like the books', you would say 'A vosotros no _____ los libros.'
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Match the Spanish phrases with their meanings:
Match the Spanish phrases with their meanings:
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Which phrase correctly demonstrates a negative preference for two items?
Which phrase correctly demonstrates a negative preference for two items?
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A ellos les gusta la danza means 'They like the dance.'
A ellos les gusta la danza means 'They like the dance.'
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How would you express that 'I like soccer' in Spanish?
How would you express that 'I like soccer' in Spanish?
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Study Notes
Verb "Gustar"
- The verb "gustar" expresses likes and interests.
- "Gustar" is used to talk about what someone likes, rather than what the person is liking.
- The structure is broken down into two parts:
- "A quién?" (To whom?) This is the indirect object (complements the verb)
- "¿Qué?" (What?) This is the subject (singular or plural noun).
- The subject is the thing that is liked, not the person.
- The verb conjugation changes according to who is liked.
- Example: "Me gusta el chocolate" (Chocolate pleases me/I like chocolate) "Me gustan los perros" (The dogs please me/I like the dogs)
- To express disliking: Use the word "no" before the indirect object pronoun (e.g., "No me gusta el chocolate" - I do not like chocolate)
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Explore the nuances of the verb 'gustar' in Spanish, which is essential for expressing likes and interests. This quiz delves into its structure, usage, and conjugation changes, giving you a clear understanding of how to correctly use this unique verb. Test your knowledge with examples and practice expressing likes and dislikes.
