Verbs Like Gustar (use indirect pronoun)

Question 1

To please (to like)
To be pleasing  (to be pleasant)

To like each other (to get along)

Answer 1

Agradar
Agrada Agradan
Agradó Agradaron

Agradarse

Question 2

To be advisable, be a good idea, be worth (to be desirable)
To suit, be convenient to be a good time)
To do good, do well, be in the interest of, be good for (to be beneficial)
To agree on, agree to, agree (to be in agreement; used with “en”)
To agree (to admit; used with “en”)

Answer 2

Convenir

convengo convenimos
conviene convenien

convine convinimos
convino convinieron

Question 3

To hurt, ache (to feel pain
To feel offended (to feel offended)

To regret (to feel remorse; often used with “de”)

Answer 3

Doler
Duele Duelen
Dolió Dolieron

Dolerse

Question 4

To like very much (to like very much)
To bewitch (to cast a spell on)

Answer 4

Encantar

Encanta Encantan
Encantó Encantaron

Question 5

To miss, not turn up at, be absent from, be off (to not attend; used with “a”)
To be missing (to be absent)
To break, not keep up (to default on; used with “a”)
To be rude to (to insult; used with “a”)

Answer 5

Faltar

Falto Faltan
Falté Faltaron

Question 6

To fascinate, captivate (to charm)
To love (to like a lot)

Answer 6

Fascinar

Fascina Fascinan
Fascinó Fascinaron

Question 7

Transitive Verb Phrase
To need, be necessary (to require)
To miss (to long for) (Latin America)

Answer 7

Hacer falta

Question 8

To matter, be important(to be of importance)
To care, mind  (to be bothered)
To care (to be interested)
To import (commerce) (computing)
To amount to, come to (to add up)

Answer 8

Importar

Importa Importan
Importó Importaron

Question 9

To interest, be of interest (to appeal to)
To concern (to affect)
To be of interest (to be useful)
To interest, get interested in (to attract; used with "en")
To damage, affect (formal) (to harm)

To be interested in, take an interest in, take interest in (to be attracted to; used with "en")
To ask about, inquire about (to look into; used with "por")
To care (to worry)

Answer 9

Interesar

Interesa Interesan
Interesó Intaresaron

Interesarse

Question 10

To bother, annoy (to irk)
To upset (to offend)
To disturb (to interrupt) (to pester)
To hurt (to cause pain)
To be a nuisance (to pester)

To get upset, take offence (to get annoyed)
To bother

Answer 10

Molestar

Molesta Molestan
Molestó Molestaron

Molestarse

Question 11

To seem, to look (to appear to be)
To look like (to have a physical similarity to) (to give the appearance of)
To seem (to give an impression)

To look alike (to be alike)
To look like, be like (to be similar to)

Answer 11

Parecer

Parece Parecen
Pareció Parecieron

Parecerse

Question 12

To be left, remain, be left over, have left, have (to be available)
To meet, agree to meet, arrange to meet (to get together)
To fit (size), suit (to look)
To stay (to wait)
To be (to end up)
To come in, finish (sports or competition)
To look, appear

To stay (to remain in a place)
To keep (to retain)
To remember (to recall)
To go (to become; used with adjectives)
To kid (colloquial) (to trick)

Answer 12

Quedar

Queda Quedan
Quedó Quedaron

Quedarse

Question 13

To be left over (to remain)

To not be needed, be too much, be too many, be more than enough (to exceed requirements)

Answer 13

Sobrar

Sobra Sobran
Sobró Sobraron

Question 14

To touch (to feel) (to have contact with) (to broach)
To play (to play an instrument) (to play music) (music)
To be someone's turn (to be someone's obligation or chance)
To ring (to chime)
To knock (to tap)
To win (to secure)
To have to (to need to)

To touch (to feel) (to have contact with)

Answer 14

Tocar

Toca Tocan
Tocó Tocaron

Tocarse

Question 15

To cost (to be valued at)
To be hard (to be difficult to)

Answer 15

Costar

Cuesta Cuestan
Costó Costaron

Question 16

To bore, get tired of, tire (to weary)

To be bored, get bored (to get tired of)

Answer 16

Aburrir

Aburre Aburren
Aburrió Aburrieron

Question 17

To attract, draw (to excite interest) (to encourage)
To attract (physics) (to be captivated by)
To appeal (to interest)

To be attracted to each other (to feel attraction for one another)
To attract each other (to exert a force on an object)
To win (to earn)

Answer 17

Atraer

Atraigo Atraen
Atrajé Atrajeron

Atraerse

Question 18

To sting, bite, peck at (to be hurt by an animal)
To eat, nibble on (to snack on)
To chop, mince, grind, cut, crush ice (to divide into pieces)
To break up into big pieces, chip into small pieces (mining)
To punch (to perforate)
To needle (to antagonize)
To spur on (horse racing)
To goad, prod (bullfighting)
To play staccato (bullfighting)
To rot, corrode, rust (to deteriorate)
To itch (to irritate)
To be hot, spicy, to burn (to be peppery)
To take the bait, bite, fall for it (to hook)
To bounce (sports)
To split (to leave)

To go bad (food), turn sour (wine), decay, rot, perish (to deteriorate)
To get upset, get annoyed, get cross (to get angry)
To rust (to corrode)
To get moth eaten (clothing or material)
To get choppy (to become turbulent)
To shoot up (colloquial) (drug)

Answer 18

Picar

Pica Pican
Picó Picaron

Picarse

Question 19

To irritate, bother (to irritate)
To spoil, ruin (colloquial) (to mess up) (Spain)
To break (to impair)

To be ruined (to be messed up) (Spain)
To break down (to stop working)
To get bored (to become weary) (Latin America)
To put up with (to tolerate)
To hurt

Answer 19

Fastidiar

Fastidia Fastidian
Fastidió Fastidiaron

Fastidiarse

Question 20

To be passionate about, love, be crazy about, be mad about, fascinate (to be very keen on)

To become passionate about, get excited about (to become very keen on; used with “por” or “con”)
To have a passion for (to be very keen on; used with “por” or “con”)

Answer 20

Apasionar

Apasiona Apasionan
Apasionó Apasionaron

Apasionarse

Question 21

To feel like (to want) (to be appealing)

Answer 21

Apetecer

Apatece Apetecen
Apeteció Apetecieron

Question 22

To be enough (to be sufficient)

o get along, be capable of (to get along)

Answer 22

Bastar

Basta Bastan
Bastó Bastaron

Bastarse

Question 23

To fit, be room for (to have enough space)
To fit, go (to pass through; used with “por”)
To be possible (to be conceivable)
To be room for (to be an option)

Answer 23

Caber

Cabe Caban
Cupó Cupieron

Question 24

To repay, return (to give in return)
To concern, be one’s job, be for one to (to be incumbent)
To love back, return one’s love, feel the same way (to requite love)
To be fitting, be right, be appropriate (to befit)
To get, go to (to receive)

To correspond (to write to one another)
To match (to square)

Answer 24

Corresponder

Corresponde Corresponden
Correspondió Correspondieron

Corresponderse

Question 25

To worry, be concerned (to cause concern)
To bother (to interest)

To worry (to get anxious)
To make sure (to ensure)

Answer 25

Preocupar

Preocupa Preocupan
Preocupó Preocuparon

Preocuparse

Question 26

To upset, not like (to dislike)

To get upset (to get annoyed)
To fall out (to become estranged)

Answer 26

Disgustar

Disgusta Disgustan
Disgustó Disgustaron

Disgustarse

Question 27

To be disgusting, sicken, gross out (to cause revulsion)

To loathe, hate (to cause aversion)

Answer 27

Repugnar

Repugna Repugnan
Repugnó Repugnaron

Question 28

To surprise (anaze)
To miss (to feel the absence of)
To banish (legal)

To be surprised (to be amazed)

Answer 28

Extrañar
Extraña Extrañan
Extrañó Extrañaron

Extrañarse