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    This document discusses Spanish verbs that are similar to gustar such as faltar, parecer, importar, and doler. It provides examples of how to conjugate and use these verbs in sentences. These verbs are called "gustar-like verbs" and only conjugate in two forms using indirect object pronouns. The document provides conjugation charts and examples for several verbs including faltar, which means "to be lacking", parecer meaning "to seem", importar meaning "to be important", quedarse meaning "to remain", and doler meaning "to hurt". It concludes with a practice translating example sentences using these verbs.

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    This document discusses Spanish verbs that are similar to gustar such as faltar, parecer, importar, and doler. It provides examples of how to conjugate and use these verbs in sentences. These verbs are called "gustar-like verbs" and only conjugate in two forms using indirect object pronouns. The document provides conjugation charts and examples for several verbs including faltar, which means "to be lacking", parecer meaning "to seem", importar meaning "to be important", quedarse meaning "to remain", and doler meaning "to hurt". It concludes with a practice translating example sentences using these verbs.

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    This document discusses Spanish verbs that are similar to gustar such as faltar, parecer, importar, and doler. It provides examples of how to conjugate and use these verbs in sentences. These verbs are called "gustar-like verbs" and only conjugate in two forms using indirect object pronouns. The document provides conjugation charts and examples for several verbs including faltar, which means "to be lacking", parecer meaning "to seem", importar meaning "to be important", quedarse meaning "to remain", and doler meaning "to hurt". It concludes with a practice translating example sentences using these verbs.

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    Faltar, Doler, Parecer,

    Importar, and other


    verbs like gustar

    Verbs like gustar

    aburrir
    to bore
    fascinar
    To be fascinating to
    bastar
    to be sufficient
    importar
    to be important to
    caer bien (mal)
    to (not)suit
    interesar
    to be interesting to
    dar asco
    to be loathsome
    molestar
    to be a bother

    disgustar/ chocar
    to hate something
    parecer
    to appear to be/ to seem
    doler (o:ue)
    to hurt
    picar
    to itch
    encantar
    to "love" something
    quedar
    to be left over, remain
    faltar
    to be lacking something
    volver (o:ue) loco
    to be crazy about

    General Notes

    The verbs shown before are


    gustar like verbs.
    They only conjugate in 2 forms
    (Ud. and Uds. forms)
    You must use the indirect
    pronouns with them.
    Clarity clauses are used with
    3rd and 6th boxes.
    Clarity clauses are optional
    and used for emphasis in the
    other boxes.
    Use the formula
    IOP+Verb+Subject to create
    most sentences.

    A m me

    A nosotros
    nos

    A ti te

    A vosotros
    os

    A l le
    A ella le
    A Ud. le

    A ellos les
    A Uds. les

    Note
    Not all the gustar like verbs will be
    conjugated or used as examples.
    If you need more examples, ask your
    instructor to help with the verb you would
    like to use.
    Here are some gustar-like verbs
    conjugated with examples.

    faltar
    Means to be lacking or to need
    Hacer falta is used similarly meaning to be missing or a
    shortfall
    You conjugate faltar according to whats lacking: if its
    singular, you use falta and if its plural, you use faltan.
    I am lacking the potatoes in the soup.
    A m me faltan las paps en la sopa.
    I am short the money.
    Me hace falta el dinero.

    parecer
    Means to seem
    Parece is singular, parecen is plural
    The tomatoes seem good to me.
    A m me parecen buenos los tomates.
    The salad seems good to her.
    A ella le parece buena la ensalada.

    Importar
    Means to be important or to matter
    Importa for singular, importan for plural
    It is important to me to go to school.
    Me importa ir a la escuela.
    It is not important to them if they eat at six.
    A ellos no les importa si ellos comen a las
    seis.

    Quedar
    Roughly meaning "to remain" or "to be left,"
    We have an hour left.
    Nos queda una hora.
    I have five dollars left
    Me quedan cinco dlares.

    Doler

    Means to hurt/ ache (internally)


    Doler is conjugated based on whats being hurt.
    Duele for singular, duelen for plural.
    When you use this, you cannot own your body
    parts so you must use definite articles.
    My eyes hurt. The eyes hurt me.
    A m me duelen los ojos.
    His back hurts.
    A l le duele la espalda.

    Practice

    1.
    2.

    3.
    4.

    Translate these sentences:


    The windows seem clear to her.
    Your (s. fam.) foot hurts.
    It matters to me to have good grades.
    We are lacking (need) more salt.

    Answers
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.

    A ella le parecen claras las ventanas.


    A ti te duele el pie.
    A m me importa tener notas buenas.
    A nosotros nos hace falta ms sal.

    End note

    Just as is the case with gustar, these verbs don't


    necessarily need the speaker or other person as
    the object, although they usually do when a
    person is affected by the verb action.
    For example, while one can say me qued
    pastel, I had cake left over, one can also speak
    impersonally, qued pastel, there was cake left
    over.
    Similarly, me gust el pastel, I liked the cake, but
    gust el pastel, the cake was pleasant.

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