In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The first picture shows someone riding a bicycle.

On page 82, you were given the phrase *montar en bicicleta*, meaning “to ride a bicycle”. You’ll see the proper sentence construction in the *modelo* at the beginning of the exercise: *(no) me gusta* followed by the activity. You won’t need to worry about changing the form of *gustar* in this exercise since you’re always answering for yourself (using “I”).

Me gusta montar en bicicleta/no me gusta montar en bicicleta.

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The second picture shows someone swimming.

On page 82, you learned that *nadar* is Spanish for “to swim”. Using this verb, you can construct your sentence using the *yo* form of *gustar*, *me gusta*. To negate the sentence, simply add *no* at the beginning.

Me gusta nadar/no me gusta nadar.

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The third picture shows someone rollerskating.

On page 82, you saw that a picture of a girl skating was labeled *patinar*. Using this verb, we can construct our sentences. As per the example, you will start with either *me gusta* or *no me gusta* (depending on if you like skating or not), followed by the verb *patinar*.

Me gusta patinar/no me gusta patinar.

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The fourth picture shows someone listening to music.

We will construct our sentence using the *yo* form of *gustar* (*me gusta*) followed by the verb *escuchar música*, which you learned on page 82. Remember, if you don’t like listening to music, you should negate the sentence by placing *no* at the beginning.

Me gusta escuchar música/no me gusta escuchar música.

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The fifth picture shows someone exercising.

On page 82, you can see the phrase *hacer ejercicio* next to someone running. If you look ahead to the vocabulary review on page 111, you’ll see that *hacer ejercicio* means “to exercise”. Now that we know how to say the thing we’re being asked about, we can move on to constructing the sentence.

As per the example, we will use *me gusta* (the *yo* form of *gustar*), followed by *hacer ejercicio*. To negate the sentence, simply add *no* before it.

Me gusta hacer ejercicio/no me gusta hacer ejercicio.

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The sixth picture shows someone watching television.

You’ll see, at the bottom of page 82, that *ver televisión* is how to say “to watch television” in Spanish. Note the accent over the “o”. We will use “*ver televisión*” to construct our sentence.

To construct the sentence, use the *yo* form of *gustar* (*me gusta*), followed by the thing you like (or don’t like); in this case, *ver televisión*. If you don’t like watching television, be sure to preface the sentence with *no*.

Me gusta ver televisión/no me gusta ver televisión

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The seventh photo shows someone writing letters.

You’ll see, on the bottom of page 82, that *escribir cartas* is how you say “to write letter” in Spanish. Using this phrase, we can complete our sentence.

To construct the sentence, use the *yo* form of *gustar* (*me gusta*), followed by the thing you like (or dislike) doing; in this case, *escribir cartas*. If you dislike writing letters, don’t forget to precede the sentence with *no*.

Me gusta escribir cartas/no me gusta escribir cartas.

In this question you are asked to say whether or not you enjoy doing the things that are pictured. Since these answers will be subjective, you will be given tips to answer both affirmatively and negatively. The eighth and final picture shows someone reading a book.

On page 82, you can see that someone reading is labeled *leer las revistas y las novelas*. If you look ahead to the vocabulary review on page 111, you can look up *leer*, *las revistas* and *las novelas*, and see that they mean “to read”, “magazines”, and “novels”, respectively. Since we don’t know what the boy in the picture is reading, we can just use the generic *leer* in this instance.

Using the *yo* form of *gustar* (*me gusta*), we can construct our sentence. We’ll follow the *yo* form of *gustar* with our activity in question, *leer*. If you don’t like reading, you should preface the sentence with *no*.

Me gusta leer/no me gusta leer.