Teach Y G - 13 - Likes and dislikes

Question 1

An INDIRECT object pronoun

Answer 1

What is the me, te, le in front of gusta(n)?

Question 2

1. The receptionist.
2. The money ie the thing the action (the changing) happens to
3. Me ie the person for whom the action (the changing of the money) is for the benefit

Answer 2

El recepcionista me cambia el dinero.

1. What is the subject?
2. What is the object? why?
3. What is the indirect object? why?

Question 3

Yo (subject pronoun), me (IO pronoun) - to me, for me, me
Tú (subject pronoun), te (IO pronoun) - to you, for you, you
nosotros (subject pronoun), nos (IO pronoun) - to us, for us, us
vosotros (subject pronoun), os (IO pronoun) - to you, for you, you
NO. These IO pronouns are the same as the DO pronouns

Answer 3

What are the indirect object pronouns for the 1st and 2nd person singular and plural?
Are they different to the equivalent direct object pronouns?

Question 4

1. to you

2. it is pleasing to you (literally)

Answer 4

How do IO pronouns LITERALLY translate when used with gustar? eg te gusta

Question 5

usted, él, ella (subject pronoun), le (IO pronoun)
ustedes, ellos/as (subject pronoun), les (IO pronoun)
Yes

Answer 5

What are the indirect object pronouns for the 3rd person singular and plural?
Are they different to the equivalent direct object pronouns?

Question 6

¿Le doy el pasaporte?

Answer 6

Shall I give him the passport? eg of IO pronoun

Question 7

Ella le prepara la cena.

Answer 7

She prepares dinner for you/him/her.

Question 8

A pronoun preceded by “a”

Answer 8

What is a prepositional pronoun?

Question 9

To avoid confusion as to whether referring to you, him or her

Answer 9

Why do we use prepositional pronouns?

Question 10

A usted 
A él
A ella
A ustedes
A ellos
A ellas

Answer 10

What are the 6 prepositional pronouns?

Question 11

1. A ellas les gusta Sevilla

2. Use of prepositional pronouns

Answer 11

1. They like Seville. (fem plural)

2. What is this an example of?

Question 12

1. A él le gusta viajar

2. Use of prepositional pronouns

Answer 12

1. He likes to travel (masc sing)

2. What is this an example of?

Question 13

For emphasis

Answer 13

What is the 2nd use of propositional pronouns?

Question 14

1. A mi me gusta

2. Use of propositional pronoun for emphasis

Answer 14

1. I really like it.

2. what is this an example of?

Question 15

No

Answer 15

Can there be both a direct and indirect object pronoun in front of gusta(n)?

Question 16

The indirect object pronoun

Answer 16

When there are 2 object pronouns, direct and indirect, in front of a verb which comes first?

Question 17

1. El me lo cambio.

2. How IO pronoun comes before DO pronoun

Answer 17

1. He changes it for me (ie the money).

2. What is this an example of?

Question 18

When it is before the direct object pronouns of lo, la, los or las

Answer 18

When does indirect object pronoun le become se?

Question 19

1 Yo se lo cambio

2. How DO pronoun becomes se. Becase le before lo therefore it becomes se.

Answer 19

1. I change it for you.

2. What is this an example of? Why?

Question 20

¿Qué es lo que le gusta de Madrid?

Answer 20

What is it you like in Madrid?

Question 21

1. Yes, I like it very much. And you?

2. To avoid repeating the same verb (here gustar)

Answer 21

1. Si, me gusta muchísimo. ¿Y a ti?

2. Why the ¿Y a ti?

Question 22

A mi TAMPOCO

Answer 22

How do you say, “neither do I”?

Question 23

agradar

Answer 23

What is a less common substitute verb for gustar?

Question 24

Nos agrada mucho

Answer 24

We like it very much? (use substitute verb for gustar)