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2.1A GUSTAR + INFINITIVES

WHAT IS AN INFINITIVE???

An INFINITIVE is a VERB…1.) that is NOT conjugated (it is the base form of the verb.)

2.) In English, it will always have a “TO” in front. (ex. to swim, to have)

3.) In Spanish, it will always end in

-AR, -ER, or -IR

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¡Me gusta estudiar español!

To express likes/dislikes, use:

ME GUSTA à I like…NO ME GUSTA à I don’t like…

¿Qué te gusta hacer?

(1st)

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To express likes and dislikes, use:

¿Te gusta hacer la tarea?

No, no me gusta nada.

TE GUSTA à YOU like…NO TE GUSTA à YOU don’t like…

(2nd)

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To express likes and dislikes, use:

¿Le gusta hacer la tarea a él?

No, no le gusta nada.

LE GUSTA à HE/SHE likes…NO LE GUSTA à HE/SHE doesn’t like…

Because LE means both HE/SHE, it is often used with a clarify phrase. (ex.) A ella le gusta hablar.

(3rd)

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TWO vocabulary words used OFTEN with GUSTAR:

TAMBIÉN: “also/too”

TAMPOCO: “neither/either”

(ex.) A mí me gusta cantar. ¿Y a ti? Me gusta también.

(ex.) A mí NO me gusta bailar. ¿Y a ti? No me gusta tampoco.

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Me gusta bailar. A él le gusta buscar un lápiz.

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Me gusta caminar.Nos gusta cantar.

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Me gusta comprar.Nos gusta cenar a las

seis.

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Me gusta conversar.Me gusta contestar la pregunta.

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Me gusta descansar.Me gusta desayunar a las siete.

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¡Por favor! Yo deseo (desear) una noche sin

tarea.Me gusta dibujar.

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Me gusta enseñar. Me gusta escuchar música.

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Me gusta estudiar.No nos gusta esperar.

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A él le gusta explicar la lección. Me gusta hablar por

teléfono.

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Nos gusta llevar una mochila.

A ellos les gusta llegar a la escuela.

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Me gusta mirar la televisión.

Ellos necesitan (necesitar) un lápiz.

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Nos gusta practicar deportes.

¿Te gusta preguntar a la profesora?

Sí, me gusta.

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Me gusta preparar la comida.

Me gusta regresar a casa.

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Me gusta tomar fotos.Me gusta terminar la tarea.

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Me gusta trabajar.

Me gusta viajar.

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Fill in the blanks with the correct pronoun (me/te/le) and form of GUSTAR:

1.   A mí no _______ hacer la tarea.

2.   ¿_______ gusta desayunar y cenar a ti?

3.   A Sra. Rodgers _______ gusta estudiar las lenguas.

4.   A José _______ gusta jugar los deportes.

5.   A mí _______ gusta comer el desayuno y la cena.

6.   A ti no _______ gusta preparar la comida.

7.   ¿_______ gusta explicar los verbos a ella?

8.   ¿_______ gusta estudiar las ciencias a ti?

mete

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