(1) ✅ Chapter 10 Likes and Dislikes in Spanish ⭐

This is a college level Spanish flashcard set about Likes and Dislikes in Spanish.

Jugar

to play

jugar al futbol

to play soccer

jugar al beisbol

to play baseball

jugar al baloncesto

to play basketball

tocar

to play (instrument)

tocar el paino

to play the piano

tocar la guitarra

to play the guitar

ver television

watch television

escuchar musica

listen to music

leer

to read

viajar

to travel

nadar

to swim

caminar

to walk

comer

to eat

estudiar

to study

trabajar

to work

deportes

sports

What do 'jugar' and 'tocar' both mean in English?
to read
to listen
to study
to play
to swim

to play

Which phrase is incorrect?
tocar la guitarra
jugar al baloncesto
jugar al fútbol
tocar el piano
tocar béisbol

tocar béisbol

Fill in the blank: _ televisión
trabajar
comer
ver
jugar
viajar

ver

How do you say 'to travel' in Spanish?
caminar
comer
escuchar
viajar
leer

viajar

What can you do in a pool?
jugar al fútbol
tocar el piano
tocar la guitarra
nadar
trabajar

nadar

Gustar is conjugated

in a different way than other -ar verbs

If one is included with the group of people we use

Nos

If you live in spain

You say OS gusta

Fill in the blank: A mí _____ gusta jugar al béisbol
te
nos
le
me
les

me

If you are talking to a friend how do you ask What do you like to do?
¿Qué te gusta hacer?
¿Qué os gusta hacer?
¿Qué nos gusta hacer?
¿Qué me gusta hacer?
¿Qué le gusta hacer?

¿Qué te gusta hacer?

Which of these activities is incorrect?
trabajar música
tocar el piano
tocar la guitarra
jugar al baloncesto
ver televisión

trabajar música

How can we say They like to swim.
Le gusta nadar.
Les gusta caminar.
Le gustan nadar
Les gusta nadar.
Me gusta estudiar

Les gusta nadar.

How do you say 'We like to study.'
Nos gusto estudiar
Os gusta estudiar
Nos gustamos estudiar
Les gusta estudiar
Nos gusta estudiar

Nos gusta estudiar

I like to

Me gusta

She likes

Le gusta

He likes

Le gusta

We like

Nos gusta

You (informal) like

Te gusta

You (formal) like

Le gusta

We can add emphasis to our likes/Dislikes by saying:

A MI me gusta
A TI te gusta
A NOSOTROS nos gusta

We can clarify the person by adding

A USTED le gusta
A EL le gusta
A ELLA le gusta
A USTEDES les gusta
A ELLOS les gusta
A ELLAS les gusta

In gustar the subject usually comes ______ the verb

after

Gusta needs to match the ______

subject, which is usually not in the front of the sentence

Sentences with gustar sentence structure

Indirect Object + Verb + Subject

Sentences with gustar sentence structure if the sentence is negative

No + Indirect Object Pronoun + Gustar + Subject

What are the Indirect Object Pronouns

Me-to me
te- to you (Informal singular)
le- to him/her (form. singular)
nos- to us
os- to you (informal plural)
les- to them (form plur)

If it is not completely clear from the context you can add

A + [noun] le gusta el cafe

Other Verbs that use the same sentence structure as gustar

Aburrir (to bore)
Doler (to hurt)
Encantar (to love)
Faltar (to not have)
Interesar (to interest)
Molestar (to bother, upset)
Quedar (to have left)

What is a correct answer to the question ¿Te gustan las comedias románticas?
Sí, me gustan las comedias románticas.
No, no me gustan las comedias románticas.
Any of these answers would be correct.
Me encantan las comedias románticas.
No, me aburren las comedias románticas.

Any of these answers would be correct.

How would you say 'I like French fries' in Spanish?
Yo gustan las papas fritas.
Me gustan las papas fritas.
Yo gusto las papas fritas.
Me gusta las papas fritas.
Me gusto las papas fritas.

Me gustan las papas fritas.

What is a correct answer to the question ¿Te aburren los programas de Geografía Nacional?
Sí, me aburren esos programas.
No, no me aburre esos programas.
No, no me aburro esos programas.
Any of these answers would be correct.
Sí, me aburro esos programas.

Sí, me aburren esos programas.

What is the correct word order for gustar and similar verbs?
Indirect Object + Verb + Subject.
Verb + Subject + Indirect Object.
Subject + Verb + Indirect Object.
Subject + Verb + Direct Object.
Direct Object + Verb + Subject.

Indirect Object + Verb + Subject.

How do you say 'to not have, to lack' in Spanish?
quedar
molestar
doler
aburrir
faltar

faltar

What does the verb 'encantar' mean?
to sing
to like
to interest
to chant
to love

to love

In gustar the subject usually comes ______ the verb

after

Gusta needs to match the ______

subject, which is usually not in the front of the sentence

Sentences with gustar sentence structure

Indirect Object + Verb + Subject

Sentences with gustar sentence structure if the sentence is negative

No + Indirect Object Pronoun + Gustar + Subject

What are the Indirect Object Pronouns

Me-to me
te- to you (Informal singular)
le- to him/her (form. singular)
nos- to us
os- to you (informal plural)
les- to them (form plur)

If it is not completely clear from the context you can add

A + [noun] le gusta el cafe

Other Verbs that use the same sentence structure as gustar

Aburrir (to bore)
Doler (to hurt)
Encantar (to love)
Faltar (to not have)
Interesar (to interest)
Molestar (to bother, upset)
Quedar (to have left)

A Fernando _____ gustan las manzanas verdes.
les
me
le
las
te
A mi fa

le

A mi familia y a mí _____ gusta viajar mucho.
les
nos
le
me
te

nos

A _____ me gustan los guisantes.
ellos
ti
nosostros
yo
mí

mí

¿A ti te gusta _____ plátano?
los
el
la
las
le

el

A mis padres les_____ trabajar.
gusta
les
gustan
gusto
los

gusta