A school trip: gustar-type verbs
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I can use gustar-type verbs to share opinions about activities on a school trip.
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If a word has a stress on the antepenultimate syllable there will always be an accent on the stressed vowel.
Gustar-type verbs are used with an indirect object pronoun because they show an effect on someone or something.
Other gustar-type verbs are 'molestar', 'importar', 'interesar', 'preocupar', 'alegrar', 'gustar' and 'encantar'.
When an infinitive is used as a subject, we refer to it as ‘it’, so we must use the '-a' ending for gustar-type verbs.
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