What do you like?

9th Grade SpanishThe verb “gustar”

Kirsten Padgett10/16/13

Objectives

You will be able to..1. Place a pronoun in the correct spot in a

Spanish sentence.2. Communicate what you do/do not like.3. Communicate what you like/don’t like to do.

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Directions

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This meets the needs of diverse learners because there are different kinds of interactive tools. There is video, audio, and the presentation has large font. This is good for the students that need a little more time because they can work at their own pace.

Directions

Directions• Navigate the menu by clicking the pepper by each

section. Each section will be unlocked when the previous one is finished.

• Right arrow to move forward, left to go to the previous slide.

• The sombrero will take you back to the menu.• When the quiz unlocks you must take it. After you

may watch the YouTube clip.• The activity is a word document that you have to

print off and turn in to me on Friday.

Menu

“Gustar”

¿Que te gusta?

¿Que te gusta hacer?

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Activity

Summary

Gustar- To like• Me gusta el perro.• Nos gustan los libros.

In English- I like the dog. We like the books.In Spanish- The dog is pleasing to me. The books are pleasing to us.In English we have to have a direct object and in Spanish we have an indirect object.

This is the indirect object.

Notice that the conjugated verb is “gusta” not “gusto” this is a common mistake. Remember to conjugate the verb to agree with the subject of the sentence. Singular or plural, regardless of the indirect object.• Le gusta la sofa.– It’s impossible to tell if it’s he, she, or you formal.– To clarify you can use a preprepositional phrase• A el le gusta la sofa.• A Raquel le gusta la sofa.

• If you wanted to say that you didn’t like something, simply insert “no” in front of the indirect object.– No me gustan los gatos.– A ella, no le gusta la silla.

Menu

“Gustar”

¿Que te gusta?

¿Que te gusta hacer?

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Activity

Summary

What do you like?

• What you like will determine how to conjugate gustar.– Singular• If the articles have “el” or “la”= gusta

– Plural• If the articles have “los” or “las”= gustan

Examples

• El libro• Los libros• La pelota• Los video juegos• El gato• Las galletas

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Menu

“Gustar”

¿Que te gusta?

¿Que te gusta hacer?

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Summary

What do you like to do?

• When you want to write a sentence with a conjugated verb and you want to follow it with another verb you must leave the second in the infinitive.– Infinitive means you leave the ending on it.• -AR• -ER• -IR

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Examples

• A mi me gusta jugar al futbol.• Nos gusta comer helado.• A ellas, no les gusta ir de compras.

Menu

“Gustar”

¿Que te gusta?

¿Que te gusta hacer?

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Summary

Question #1

Select the correct way to say, “I like pizza.”A. Me gusto la pizza.B. El le gusta la pizza.C. Me gusta pizza.

Click on A,B, or C.

OOOOOOPSS!! Very close, try again!

Correct!!!!!

Question #2

Question #2

Select the incorrect sentence..A. A mi me gustan el libro.B. Juan le gustan los tacos.C. Nos gusta la silla. Click on A,B, or C.

Correct!!!

It should be: A mi me gusta el libro. …because “el libro” is singular.

Question #3

Oooooopppss, try again!

Question #3

Choose the incorrect sentence..A. A Sara, le gusta cocinar.B. Jacob le gusta juega al futbol.C. A mi, me gusta correr.

Click on A,B, or C.

OOOOPSS! Try again!

CORRECT!!

The verb jugar should be left in the infinitive because the verb before it is already conjugated.

Menu

“Gustar”

¿Que te gusta?

¿Que te gusta hacer?

Quiz

Activity

Summary

In this activity, I want you to type 10 sentences in Spanish using the verb gustar. 1-5 will be what you like and 6-10 will be what you like to do. This is due on Friday!

Microsoft Word Document Click the word doc icon,

print it off, and turn it in.

Menu

“Gustar”

¿Que te gusta?

¿Que te gusta hacer?

Quiz

Activity

Summary

Summary

I hope that this lesson helped you. You should now be able to form sentences about what you like and what you like to do. This will benefit us during our discussion on Wednessday.