Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the use of the verb “gustar” with nouns.

Method.
You have already learned how to use the verb “gustar” with infinitives to say what you like to do. Now, you will practise using nouns with the verb “gustar”. There is a small difference between infinitives and nouns when it comes to “gustar”. Infinitives are considered singular in grammar, but nouns vary in grammatical number. Since this will be your subject, the verb will also change in number: “gusta” for a singular grammatical subject and “gustan” for a subject in plural.

In this exercise, you will read the five incomplete sentences. Use the above information to help you decide which option to complete each sentence with. You may refer to the below solutions for further guidance.

1. le gusta
2. nos gustan
3. les gusta
4. te gusta
5. me gustan

Objective.
The purpose of this exercise is to practise the use of the verb “gustar” with nouns.

Method.
There is a set of incomplete sentences. You will complete them by using the adecuate unstressed form of the indirect object followed by the appropriate conjugated form of the verb “gustar”. The unstressed form of the indirect object will agree with the phrase marked by the preposition “a”, whilst the verb will match the grammatical subject. Remember that with verb like “gustar”, the subject is the topic. You may refer to the below solutions for further guidance.

1. me gusta
2. le gustan
3. nos gusta
4. les gustan
5. te gustan

Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the use of the verb “gustar” with nouns.

Method.
In this exercise, there are two personal questions. Read them carefully and respond according to your preferences. Given the personal nature of these questions, only use the below examples as a reference.

Examples.

1. Me gusta más la carne con verduras.
2. No me gustan las patatas porque son horribles.