Gustar & affective verbs
Mr. Surrett
Verbos Afectivos
Verbos afectivos
An affective verb is type of verb that describes the level of appreciation, like or dislike than an object or an action causes on the subjet of the sentence. They need a special conjugation.
Examples
In English - My head hurts. In Spanish: A mi me duele la cabeza. Translation: A condition in my head causes me pain.
In English - I don't care In Spanish: A mi no me importa. Translation: The topic doesn't matter to me.
In English - I like pizza In Spanish: Me gusta la pizza Translation: Pizza is pleasing to me.
Lista de verbos afectivos
- Odiar - to receive hate**
- Fascinar - to like a lot (love)
- Encantar - to like
- Parecer - to seem (give opinion)
- Interesar - to interest
- Importar - to matter
- Doler - to hurt
- Molestar - to bother / upset
- Preocupar - to worry
- Gustar - to like
- Faltar - to miss
- Divertir / Entretener - to entertain
- Disgustar - to annoy / upset
- Asustar - to scare
Subject + Verb + Complement
Action Object
IOP
Pronoun
Feeling
How to conjugate these verbs?
A mi me interesa aprender otro idioma. A ella no le importan las matemáticas. A nosotros nos duele la cabeza. A ustedes les fastidia el ruido.
VIDEO
This video explains how to use one of the most common affective verbs: "GUSTAR"
Gustar
¿Gusta o Gustan?
More activities:
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Gustar & affective verbs
Mr. Surrett
Verbos Afectivos
Verbos afectivos
An affective verb is type of verb that describes the level of appreciation, like or dislike than an object or an action causes on the subjet of the sentence. They need a special conjugation.
Examples
In English - My head hurts. In Spanish: A mi me duele la cabeza. Translation: A condition in my head causes me pain.
In English - I don't care In Spanish: A mi no me importa. Translation: The topic doesn't matter to me.
In English - I like pizza In Spanish: Me gusta la pizza Translation: Pizza is pleasing to me.
Lista de verbos afectivos
Subject + Verb + Complement
Action Object
IOP
Pronoun
Feeling
How to conjugate these verbs?
A mi me interesa aprender otro idioma. A ella no le importan las matemáticas. A nosotros nos duele la cabeza. A ustedes les fastidia el ruido.
VIDEO
This video explains how to use one of the most common affective verbs: "GUSTAR"
Gustar
¿Gusta o Gustan?
More activities:
GRACIAS