gustar
to like/to be pleasing
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Non-Conjugated Forms
gustar
to like/to be pleasing
gustando
Present Participle
gustado
Used in perfect tenses
Indicative Mood
Used for statements of fact, certainty, and objective reality
Person | |||||
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yo | gusto | gustĂ© | gustaba | gustarĂ© | gustarĂa |
tĂș | gustas | gustaste | gustabas | gustarĂĄs | gustarĂas |
Ă©l/ella/usted | gusta | gustĂł | gustaba | gustarĂĄ | gustarĂa |
nosotros | gustamos | gustamos | gustĂĄbamos | gustaremos | gustarĂamos |
vosotros | gustĂĄis | gustasteis | gustabais | gustarĂ©is | gustarĂais |
ellos/ellas/ustedes | gustan | gustaron | gustaban | gustarĂĄn | gustarĂan |
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Perfect Tenses
Compound tenses using auxiliary verb "haber" + past participle
Person | ||||
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yo | he gustado | habĂa gustado | habrĂ© gustado | habrĂa gustado |
tĂș | has gustado | habĂas gustado | habrĂĄs gustado | habrĂas gustado |
Ă©l/ella/usted | ha gustado | habĂa gustado | habrĂĄ gustado | habrĂa gustado |
nosotros | hemos gustado | habĂamos gustado | habremos gustado | habrĂamos gustado |
vosotros | habĂ©is gustado | habĂais gustado | habrĂ©is gustado | habrĂais gustado |
ellos/ellas/ustedes | han gustado | habĂan gustado | habrĂĄn gustado | habrĂan gustado |
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Subjunctive Mood
Used for doubt, emotion, desire, possibility, and hypothetical situations
Person | ||
---|---|---|
yo | guste | gustara |
tĂș | gustes | gustaras |
él/ella/usted | guste | gustara |
nosotros | gustemos | gustĂĄramos |
vosotros | gustéis | gustarais |
ellos/ellas/ustedes | gusten | gustaran |
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Imperative Mood
Used for commands, requests, and instructions
Person | |
---|---|
yo | - |
tĂș | gusta |
él/ella/usted | guste |
nosotros | gustemos |
vosotros | gustad |
ellos/ellas/ustedes | gusten |
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Usage Tips
- Indicative: Use for facts, statements, and objective reality
- Subjunctive: Use after expressions of doubt, emotion, desire, or uncertainty
- Imperative: Use for direct commands and requests
- Perfect Tenses: Use to express actions completed relative to another time
Examples and Common Phrases
Examples
Common Phrases
Verb Information
Category
Emotions
Ending Type
-ar verb
Verb Type
Regular verb
Importance Rank
#15 out of 100
Usage Tips
Regular Verb Pattern
This verb follows the regular -ar pattern. Remove the -ar ending and add the appropriate endings for each person.
Practice Suggestion
Try creating your own sentences with this verb. Start with simple present tense sentences and gradually work up to more complex constructions.