Gustar & Similar Verbs
CEFR A1 (Beginner) · Week 24 · 25 questions
The verb gustar works backwards: what you like is the subject, and you are the indirect object (me gusta el café). Encantar and interesar follow the same pattern.
What you'll practise
- Use me gusta (singular) and me gustan (plural)
- Add indirect object pronouns (me, te, le, nos, les)
- Use a mí and a ti for emphasis and clarity
- Apply the pattern to encantar and interesar
All 25 questions in this Gustar & Similar Verbs quiz
Spanish (A1) — Gustar & Similar Verbs: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- What does 'gustar' literally translate to?
- How do you say 'I like apples' using gustar?
- Which phrase means 'You like music'?
- What is 'He likes soccer' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'She likes books'?
- Which phrase means 'We like to dance'?
- What is 'They like ice cream' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'Do you like this?'
- Which verb means 'to love'?
- What is 'I love you' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'Do you love me?'
- Which verb means 'to want' or 'to love'?
- What is 'I want water' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'She wants to go'?
- Which phrase means 'I prefer coffee'?
- What does 'encantar' mean?
- How do you say 'I love this book' (using encantar)?
- Which phrase means 'They love pizza'?
- What is 'to need' in Spanish?
- How do you say 'I need help'?
- Which phrase means 'He needs money'?
- What does 'interesar' mean?
- How do you say 'That interests me'?
- Which phrase means 'Are you interested in art?'
- What is 'to bother' or 'to annoy' in Spanish?
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