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- author "me"
- fileName "Gustar"
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- description ""
- Gustar means:
- To be pleasing
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Step 1:
Who is it pleasing to?
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Thing that is pleasing
- El traje: the suit
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- If blank: it
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Thing that is pleasing goes after conjugated gustar
Gusta el traje
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Step 3:
Conjugating gustar
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Conjugation: two parts
- Is it present or past?
- One thing is pleasing or plural?
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If one thing is pleasing
Gusta o Gusto'
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If plural
Gustan o Gustaron
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How do you express what people like or don't like to do?
Gusta followed by infinitive.
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Nos Gusta caminar por la manana
We like to walk in the morning
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Other gustar wannabe verbs:
- Encantar, Fascinar
- Intersar
- Parecer
- Quedar
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Encantar, Fascinar
To like a lot or to love
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Intersar
To interest, to matter
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Quedar
To fit, to have something left
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Like or dislike a person
Caer bien o Caer mal
Copies gustar
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To clarify or emphasize to whom something is pleasing
- Use:
- a+mi', a+ti', a+e'l/ella, a usted(es), a+noun
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I liked the shoes, but Pedro did not like them
A mi' me gustaron los zapatos, pero a Pedro no le gustaron.
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