This document provides instructions on how to correctly use the Spanish verb "gustar" depending on whether you are referring to one thing or multiple things being liked, and how the pronoun changes based on who is doing the liking - for example, "Me gusta" means I like (one thing) while "Me gustan" means I like (multiple things). It also includes a link for a more detailed explanation on using the verb "gustar" and encourages the reader to ask questions if needed.

1. Just a quick reminder about how to use
"gustar" correctly.
• If you are saying that you like 1 thing, you
will say, "Me gusta..."
• If you say that you like 2 or more
things, you will say, "Me gustan..."

2. Also, remember that the pronoun will
change, depending on who likes
something:
O me gusta(n) = I like
O te gusta(n) = you like
O le gusta(n) = he/she likes or you (formal)
like
O nos gusta(n) = we like
O les gusta(n) = they like or you all like

3. For a more detailed explanation of how to use
the verb gustar, please click on the link:
http://studyspanish.com/lessons/gustar.htm
Don't hesitate to ask me if you
have any questions!!