1. Estudia para el examen.
2. No olvides mi cumpleaños.
3. No digas nada.
4. Pregúntale al profesor.
5. Sean buenos amigos.
She puts cheese in the tacos//1
I put tortillas in the plate//6
I give my sister a gift//8
They are having a party in the park//4
I bring my sunglasses//3
We order seafood at the beach//2
We leave the city tomorrow//5
They bargain in the market//7
Tengo hambre, voy a comer muchi
You can place in the blank just about any infinitive verb or verb phrase appropriate to the context:
A Jorge le gusta tararear en la clase de inglés: Jorge (George) likes to hum in English class.
A Jorge le gusta bocetar en la clase de inglés: Jorge (George) likes to draw in English class.
As a verb phrase:
A Jorge le gusta tomar notas en la clase de inglés: Jorge (George) likes to take notes in English class.
***OBSERVATION: Placement of a subject noun after "gustar" is done all the time (A Jorge le gustan los huevos fritos--Jorge likes fried eggs), but the prepostion "en" presents a problem for one intending to use a subject noun in the instant phrase. If one were to say, for example, Jorge likes the teacher in the English class, the proposition would become "de": A Jorge le gusta la profesora/el profesor de la clase de inglés.
