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Cornell Notes Gustar

The verb "gustar" is used to express what people like. It must be conjugated based on whether the thing being liked is singular or plural. "Le" and "les" can refer to both he/she/it likes and they like, so using a name clarifies who is doing the liking. To ask what someone likes, say "¿Qué te gusta?" Negating sentences uses "No" before the pronoun. When asking why, use "¿por qué?" but to say because, use "porque."

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Cornell Notes Gustar

The verb "gustar" is used to express what people like. It must be conjugated based on whether the thing being liked is singular or plural. "Le" and "les" can refer to both he/she/it likes and they like, so using a name clarifies who is doing the liking. To ask what someone likes, say "¿Qué te gusta?" Negating sentences uses "No" before the pronoun. When asking why, use "¿por qué?" but to say because, use "porque."

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Cornell Notes: p. 62 The verb gustar, ¿por qué?

And porque

Topics Notes
The verb gustar • We use the verb gustar to express what
people like.
• If the thing being liked is singular, we use
gusta.
• If the thing being liked is plural, we use
gustan
To ask what someone likes
• To ask what someone likes, we use ¿Qué te
gusta
Conjugation
• This is the verb chart for gustar. It must be
memorized.
•
Me gusta= I like Nos gusta= we like
Te gusta= you like Os gusta = you all like
Le gusta= he likes Les gusta = they like
=she likes = you all like
Le and les are referring to who? =you like
=it likes
Notice that “le” can stand for you, he, she
or it likes.
• Notice that “les” can stand for you all like
or they like.
• In order to decipher who is doing the
liking, there is usually an “A name” put
Example in the sentence.
• A María le gusta la pizza.
• Maria likes the pizza.
• A Mario y A Juan les gustan las películas
To ask who is being talked about
• Mario and Juan like movies.
• ¿A quién le gusta la pizza?
• Who likes pizza?
Negative sentences • ¿A quiénes les gustan las películas?
• Who all likes movies?
• Put a “No” in front of the pronoun to
¿Por qué? Vs. porque make a sentence negative (ex. No me
gusta el libro.)
• To ask why use ¿por qué?
• To say because, use porque

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