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| to clarify the indirect object pronoun use: |
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| a plus the prepositional pronoun (mí, ti, él, ella, Ud., nosotros(as), vosotros(as), ellos(as), Uds.) |
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Do you like it? |
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¿Te gusta?
Never use third-person subject pronouns (él, ella, ellos, ellas) to refer to things. To translate 'Do you like it?' never say:
¿Te gusta él? |
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He is fascinated by the star.
He is fascinated by the stars. |
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Le fascina la estrella.
Le fascinan las estrellas.
Always use él or la before singular nouns and los or las before plural nouns. |
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| Name the six pronouns that precede gustar. |
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| me, te, le, nos, os, y les |
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Me gustas tú.
Remember, the subject of the sentence is not who is doing the liking (me, or I), it is the thing being liked (tú, or you). So the verb gustar is conjugated to agree with the subject, tú--gustas. |
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