In this exercise, we need to underline the subject of the sentence. Then, according to the subject we have to circle the correct form of the verb, singular or plural.
The sentence reads:
*”Carolina Herrera is (interested/interested) in clothes.”*

In the sentences with the verbs like *gustar* (like), *importar* (matter), *encantar* (to love), and *interesar* (to interest) the subject of the sentence is the thing or person that the verb is referring to, and the verb has two forms, singular and plural.

The subject of this sentence is *la ropa* (the clothes), therefore, the verb has to be in the singular form, which is “interesa”.

A Carolina Herrera le **interesa** *la ropa*.

In this exercise, we need to underline the subject of the sentence. Then, according to the subject we have to circle the correct form of the verb, singular or plural.
The sentence reads:
*”You care/cere to meet with friends.”*

In the sentences with the verbs like *gustar* (like), *importar* (matter), *encantar* (to love), and *interesar* (to interest) the subject of the sentence is the thing or person that the verb is referring to, and the verb has two forms, singular and plural.

The subject of this sentence is *ti* (you), therefore, the verb has to be in the singular form, which is “importa”.

A *ti* te **importa** reunirse con amigos.

In this exercise, we need to underline the subject of the sentence. Then, according to the subject we have to circle the correct form of the verb, singular or plural.
The sentence reads:
*”Pablo (loves/loves) summer parties”*

In the sentences with the verbs like *gustar* (like), *importar* (matter), *encantar* (to love), and *interesar* (to interest) the subject of the sentence is the thing or person that the verb is referring to, and the verb has two forms, singular and plural.

The subject of this sentence is *las fiestas* (the parties), therefore, the verb has to be in the plural form, which is “encantan”.

A Pablo le **encantan** *las fiestas* de verano.

In this exercise, we need to underline the subject of the sentence. Then, according to the subject we have to circle the correct form of the verb, singular or plural.
The sentence reads:
*”To you (matter/matter) the baseball.”*

In the sentences with the verbs like *gustar* (like), *importar* (matter), *encantar* (to love), and *interesar* (to interest) the subject of the sentence is the thing or person that the verb is referring to, and the verb has two forms, singular and plural.

The subject of this sentence is *el béisbol* (the baseball), therefore, the verb has to be in the singular form, which is “importa”.

A Uds. les **importa** *el béisbol*.