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Understanding Gustar: A Different Approach to Liking Things

Gustar works differently. Subject-Verb Agreement. Clarifies who likes what. Negative form explained. 3rd person clarification. Pronouns me, te, le, nos, os, les. Loosely translates as "____ is pleasing to ____."

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Understanding Gustar: A Different Approach to Liking Things

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  1. GUSTAR…

  2. GUSTAR works a bit different… A (name/s or pronoun) Noun or Verb Gusta or Gustan No me nos te os le les When it’s negative This CLARIFIES who likes it (optional) This agrees with the THING that is liked This tells us WHO likes it This matches the verb and is WHAT it liked It will loosely translate as “________ is pleasing to _________”

  3. GUSTAR works a bit different… When it’s negative This CLARIFIES who likes it (optional) This agrees with the THING that is liked This tells us WHO likes it This matches the verb and is WHAT it liked It will loosely translate as “________ is pleasing to _________”

  4. Me gusta la pizza I like pizza Pizza is pleasing to me I like shoes Shoes are pleasing to me Me gustan los zapatos I like to run Running is pleasing to me Me gusta correr

  5. For 3rd person forms…a clarifier is needed Because…the 3rd person forms could be Singular: él, ella, Ud. Plural: ellos, ellas, Uds. To clarify use: a + person’s name or a pronoun A María le gustan las clases de arte.

  6. To say someone does NOT like something… add NO before the me/te/le/nos/os/les • No me gusta estudiar. • A Luis no le gustan los postres. • No nos gusta practicar.

  7. A practicar… Te gusta bailar No nos gustan las plumas Me gusta el escritorio (A él) le gusta dibujar (a ellos) no les gusta la biblioteca (a Ud.) le gustan las sillas (a ella) no le gusta hablar Me gustan los libros Os gusta descansar. • You like to dance. • We don’t like the pens. • I like the desk. • He likes to draw. • They don’t like the library. • You (formal) like the chairs. • She doesn’t like to chat. • I like the books. • You guys like to rest.

  8. A practicar… • You like to dance. • We don’t like the pens. • I like the desk. • He likes to draw. • They don’t like the library. • You (formal) like the chairs. • She doesn’t like to chat. • I like the books. • You guys like to rest.

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