In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To us ___ _____(interest) the newspaper articles.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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.

Since in the sentence we have *nosotros*, for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the first-person plural, which is “nos”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *los artículos* (the articles), the verb *interesar* has to be in the plural form, which is “interesan”.

A nosotros nos interesan los artículos del periódico.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To them ____ ____ (matter) politics.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *ellas*, for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the third-person plural, which is “les”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *la política* (the politics), the verb *importar* has to be in the singular form, which is “importa”.

A ellas les importa la política.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To me____ ____ the fruit sodas”:*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *mí*, for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the first-person singular, which is “me”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *los refrescos de frutas* (the fruit sodas), the verb *gustar* has to be in the plural form, which is “gustan”.

A mí me gustan los refrescos de frutas.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To Joaquín ___ ___(interest) European history.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *Joaquín*, for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the third-person singular, which is “le”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *la historia* (the history), the verb *interesar* has to be in the singular form, which is “interesa”.

A Joaquín le interesa la historia europea.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To us ____ ____(to love) shakira’s new song.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *nosotras*, for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the first-person plural, which is “nos”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *la nueva canción* (the new song), the verb *encantar* has to be in the singular form, which is “encanta”.

A nosotras nos encanta la nueva canción de Shakira.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To students ____ _____ (matter) homework for their classes.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *los estudiantes* (the students), for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the third-person plural, which is “les”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *las tareas* (the homeworks), the verb *importar* has to be in the plural form, which is “importan”.

A los estudiantes les importan las tareas para sus clases.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To you ____ _____like the food from the cafeteria.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *ti*, for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the second-person singular, which is “te”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *la comida* (the food), the verb *gustar* has to be in the singular form, which is “gusta”.

¿A ti te gusta la comida de la cafetería?

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To my brother_____ ______(love) sports..”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *mi hermano* (my brother), for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the third-person singular, which is “le”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *los deportes* (the sports), the verb *encantar* has to be in the plural form, which is “encantan”.

A mi hermano le encantan los deportes.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To us_____ ______(interest) going to the movies”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *nosotros* (we), for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the first-person plural, which is “nos”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *el cine* (the movies), the verb *interesar* has to be in the singular form, which is “interesa”.

A nosotros nos interesa ir al cine.

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with the correct indirect object pronoun on the first line and on the second line write the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
The sentence reads:
*”To you ____ _____(love) talk on the phone.”*

The indirect object pronouns are: *me, te, le, nos, os, les.*

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 (-a) and plural (-an).

Since in the sentence we have *Uds.* (you), for the first line, we have to use the indirect object pronoun for the third-person plural, which is “les”.
For the second line, since the subject of the sentence is *teléfono* (the phone), the verb *encantar* has to be in the singular form, which is “encanta”.

A Uds. les encanta hablar por teléfono.