In this exercise, we are asked to identify the subject and to choose the right form of the verb **gustar** in the following sentence: ***Nobody likes contamination***.

In this sentence, **la contaminación** is the subject that is disliked and since it is a singular object, **gusta** is the right form of the verb to use.

A nadie le **gusta** la contaminación.

In this exercise, we are asked to identify the subject and to choose the right form of the verb **gustar** in the following sentence: ***I like clear rivers***.

In this sentence, **clear rivers** constitute the subject that is liked and since it is a plural object, **gustan** is the right form of the verb to use.

A mí me **gustan** los ríos claros.

In this exercise, we are asked to identify the subject and to choose the right form of the verb **gustar** in the following sentence: ***We like the neighborhood Norte***.

*Note: In this case, “Norte” is the name of the neighborhood and thus, shouldn’t be translated to “north”.

In this sentence, **el barrio Norte** (***neighborhood “Norte”***) is the subject that is liked and since it is a singular object (it is only one neighborhood), **gusta** is the right form of the verb to use.

A nosotros nos **gusta** el barrio Norte.

In this exercise, we are asked to identify the subject and to choose the right form of the verb **gustar** in the following sentence: ***My brother likes red cars***.

In this sentence, **red cars** is the subject that is liked and since it is a plural object, **gustan** is the right form of the verb to use.

A mi hermano le gustan los coches rojos.