By Diya, Rubena, Ishant, Jasmine and Gayatri

Tengo un problema = I have a problem

Tengo = I have
un = a (masculine)
problema = problem (masculine)

Despite the fact problema ends with an a, it

is one of the words that is masculine which
means that we have to use a masculine
article.
 You can include infinitives when talking about other
An infinitive is a verb
people.
with no particular
For example:
tense, always ending
A Angelina no le gusta jugar al futbol
in either ar, er or ir.
A Gotumi le gustaria ir al parque
Examples include:
A Gayatri le gusta comer el chocolate
comer = to eat
jugar = to play
salir = to go out
Tengo un problema. Tengo un novio
secreto y mis padres piensan que soy
demasiado joven para tener novio. ¿Qué
les digo?
Tengo un problema. Tengo que asistir a un
concierto pero no he haces mis de beres.
A Angelina le gusta mucho al baloncesto porque es muy divertido.
Angelina likes to play
basketball very much because
In front of "Angelina" = A it is very fun
Le gusta = She likes
"gusta mucho" = the amplifier is after "gusta"
"hermanos" = plural
"al" = baloncesto is masculine so "a" + "el" = "al"
"les" = plural form of "le"
gustan = plural of gusta
A hermanos les gustan ir al parque
"ir" = to go to

What do these have in
common?
Me gusta - I like
Me gusta mucho - I really like
Me gustaria - I would like to
No me gusta - I don't like
No me gustaria - I would not
like to
No gusta mucho - I really
dislike
To say that someone likes or dislikes something, use
le! (Plural for le is les)
To make it clear about who you are talking about,
add a + the person's name.
No le gusta deberes.
A Angelina no le gusta chatear por
internet
Le gusta ir a la discoteca
A Ruby le gusta mucho que
pasear al perro porque Ruby
encanta el perro