Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise making questions with the verb “gustar” followed by a noun.

Method.
In this exercise, you will ask three questions about what the people from the exercise like. These people will become your indirect object. Remember to always use the short, unstressed form of the indirect object, regardless of the stressed form. Then, match the verb with the subject. This will be the noun they like. You may choose any three items for the box, so only use the below example as a reference of how your questions should look like. Note how the order Verb – Subject is already inverted.

Examples.

1.A. ¿Os gustan los huevos?
1.B. ¿Les gustan los huevos?

2. ¿Le gustan las uvas?

3.A. ¿Os gusta el café?
3.B. ¿Les gusta el café?

Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise the co-ordinated use of the indirect object and the verb “gustar”.

Method.
In this exercise, there is an incomplete text. You will read it twice to understand what it means. Then, you will fill in the blanks with two elements. First, see who the indirect object is and use the adecuate unstressed form. Then, analyse the subject is and match it with the verb “gustar”. You may refer to the below solutions for further guidance.

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

Objective.
The objective of this exercise is to practise writing in Spanish whilst using the verb “gustar” with a noun.

Method.
In this exercise, there are two personal questions. Read them and respond according to preferences. Because of the personal nature of these questions, use the below example as a reference.

Example.

1. En el almuerzo me gusta el cereal con leche.
2. Sí, me gusta la comida nutritiva. Me gusta más el plátano.