Worked example
Complete the sentence meaning “I like” the named thing(s): Me ___ el libro.
Answer & why
Answer: gusta
The book is singular. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gusta el libro. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
Grade 8 · Introductory Spanish
Distinguish singular gusta from plural gustan with an explicit noun subject.
6 authored questions + worked example

Answer: gusta
The book is singular. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gusta el libro. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
All 6 authored questions for this skill.
Question 1
Use gusta for one singular subject and gustan for a plural subject in these sentences.
Answer: gusta
Music is treated as singular. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gusta la música. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
Question 2
Use gusta for one singular subject and gustan for a plural subject in these sentences.
Answer: gustan
The games are plural. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gustan los juegos. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
Question 3
Use gusta for one singular subject and gustan for a plural subject in these sentences.
Answer: gusta
The film is singular. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gusta la película. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
Question 4
Use gusta for one singular subject and gustan for a plural subject in these sentences.
Answer: gustan
The stories are plural. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gustan los cuentos. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
Question 5
Use gusta for one singular subject and gustan for a plural subject in these sentences.
Answer: gusta
The book is singular. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gusta el libro. The word me identifies the person who likes it.
Question 6
Use gusta for one singular subject and gustan for a plural subject in these sentences.
Answer: gustan
The apples are plural. The verb agrees with what is liked: Me gustan las manzanas. The word me identifies the person who likes it.