Cierto/Falso
The yo form of gustar is gusto
Falso, it can be "me gusta" or "me gustan"; it depends on the context (i.e. the thing being liked)
Fascinar
To fascinate
A mi __ _____ (encantar) los zapatos de tenis
me encantan
Tú Mama no le gusta las hamburguesas.
A before Tù and n after gusta
Gustar (or verbs like gustar) are always preceded by an indirect object pronoun.
Cierto, we need to have an IOP with these verbs. Think of it as part of the conjugations for these verbs.
Importar
to be important/to matter
A ella__ _____(molestar) las arañas
le molestan
Tú te aburren esta obra de teatro.
Gustar (or verbs like gustar) always agree with the person who likes, not what is liked.
Falso, gustar (or verbs like gustar) agree with what is being liked, not who likes it.
Aburrir
to bore
A ellos __ ____ (enojar) Lionel Messi por que es el mejor jugador ahora.
les enoja
A mi amiga les importa sacar buenas notas en el clases de matimaticas.
A mi amiga le importa sacar buenas notas en la clase de matemáticas.
The indirect object pronouns always refer to the one who is liking
Cierto, IOP's must accompany the verb in order to tell us who is liking, who is bored, who is fascinated.
Molestar
to bother
Nosotros __ _____ (interesar) la clase de español.
nos interesa
A los fans de Taylor Swift les fascinan sus álbumes.
When we have 2 or more un-related nouns after gustar (or a verb like gustar), we use gustan
Cierto, because it is a list of two unrelated things. If the list were of related things (bed, pillow, blanket), we would use gusta.
Sorprender
to surprise
Usted __ _____ (sorprender) la película de horror.
le sorprende
Me interesa esta novela romántica y este documental (documentary).
Me interesan esta novela romántica y este documental (documentary).