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Me _________ los zapatos rojos.
gusta*
gustan

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Question 19 5 pts
A él, le ___________ esquiar y montar a caballo.
gusta*
gustan

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Question 20 5 pts
Te __________ el coche y la bicicleta.
gusta*
gustan

Answer 1

@ElisaNeedsHelp can u check the 3 last ones

Answer 2

It's actually, "Me gustan los zapatos rojos."

I'm not sure how to explain it but I think when you like or it is more than one thing then the word ends with an "an" or "en" etc.

Basically: If the items are plural, then the verb will be plural. = gustan (plural)

In the case of the third sentence, "gusta" is correct with the sentence's format, but it's a complicated explanation so you might want to read this really quick. :)

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/168518/gusta-vs.-gustan

Answer 3

ok so the second one would also be gustan?

Answer 4

The second one is correct with "gusta"

Answer 5

oh ok. i see thanks!

Answer 6

It's like the 3rd one :D you're welcome

Answer 7

As ElisaNeedsHelp mentioned this verb is conjugated based on several things. On one side based on the time (present, past, etc). Also based on the subject (I, you, he/she, etc), but also based on the Direct Object, which is the object is being "liked" let say. So, if it is a single object then it is "gusta" the singular form of the verb, and if it is more than one object you must use the plural form (gustan).
I think that usually is just adding and "n" termination. But I'm not sure it applies "always".
Examples: duele -> duelen , cansa -> cansan, I cannot think right now of a counter example.