- ¡Es horrible! Sabes que no <u>me gusta</u> este tipo de café. Es malísimo.
- ¿Te gusta la habitación?
- ¡En absoluto! Las camas son duras. ¿Qué hago si mañana <u>me duelen</u> las piernas?
Explanation:
The object pronoun "me" just can be used in <em>Spanish</em> with the personal pronoun "yo", then the one conjugation form in <em>Present Simple</em> that can be used to fill the first blank is: for the verb "gustar" its conjugation form "gusta", in the case of the second blank, how the substantive is plural, for the verb "doler" the conjugation is "duelen".
Español: es mi vida que no puedo controlarlo siempre im ir en este viaje
French: sa ma vie vous ne pouvez pas le contrôler toujours im aller sur ce voyage
In spanish when we refer to speak some language, we use the verb "saber" which in English is know. Option b is no correct because it belongs to prural form and the sentences is talking about Daniel (e.g. he).