Using Gustar in Spanish
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Objective
I can use the verb "gustar" to express likes and dislikes in complete sentences.
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What does the verb "gustar" literally mean in English, and how does this affect the structure of sentences expressing likes and dislikes?
Write a complete sentence using "gustar" to express that you like pizza. Be sure to include the correct indirect object pronoun.
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Exit ticket
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“Write a complete sentence using "gustar" to express that you do not like ice cream. Be sure to include the correct indirect object pronoun. Create a sentence using "gustar" to express that you like reading books. Include the appropriate pronoun and form of the verb. ”
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