The thing determines or
means I like tea. The tea is the grammatical subject, so use singular . With several things use : . With an infinitive use : .
Who likes it?
means to me here, to you, to him/her or you politely, to us, to you familiarly plural, and to them or you politely plural. These words come before or .
| Person | Example | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| I like coffee | ||
| I like coffee | ||
| you like tea | ||
| you like tea | ||
| Clara likes apples | ||
| Clara likes apples | ||
| we like cooking | ||
| we like cooking | ||
| you like cheese | ||
| you like cheese | ||
| they like eggs | ||
| they like eggs | ||
With, without and nothing else
Use or before the ingredient: , . To finish an order use . Negate a like before the small person word: .
Practice 1/5 · The right form
Choose the form for the message
Choose the right word for the gap.
Me el té.
I like tea.
A Lucía le las tortitas.
Lucía likes pancakes.
Nos cocinar.
We like cooking.
¿ gusta el queso?
Do you like cheese? (familiar plural)
Practice 2/5 · Fill the gaps
Complete a useful exchange
Fill the gaps with the words from the box.
No gusta el café.
I do not like coffee.
A Clara gustan las manzanas.
Clara likes apples.
A ellos gusta el té.
They like tea.
Practice 3/5 · Building sentences
Put the message together
Put the words in order.
I do not like coffee without milk.
I like eggs.
Nothing else, thank you.
Practice 4/5 · In situations
What helps in this situation?
Choose the right words for the situation.
Clara suggests coffee. You prefer tea and want to explain why.
You say:
Express your preference between the drinks.
Clara suggests coffee. You prefer tea and want to explain why.
You say:
Express your preference between the drinks.
Practice 5/5 · Matching
Connect the message and its meaning
Match the pairs.
Unit complete
