Talk about what you do every day. Learn one set of endings, unlock dozens of verbs, then say what you like with gustar. Flip the cards, run the drills, and quiz yourself.
Every regular -ar verb works the same way. Take off the -ar to get the stem, then add the ending that matches who is doing the action.
All regular -ar verbs. Cover the meaning, say it out loud, then tap to check.
The first verb conjugates; the second stays in its -ar / -er / -ir form.
Just drop no in front of the verb, no extra words needed.
The verb ending shows who's doing it, so yo, tú... are often left out. Keep them only for clarity or emphasis.
Gustar doesn't work like other -ar verbs. You mostly use just two forms: gusta and gustan.
Singular noun → gusta. Plural noun → gustan. Tap the form that fits.
Drop the -ar, add the ending for each subject. Type the full verb form for hablar (to speak).
Now a new verb in each blank. Read the subject and the infinitive in [brackets], then type the matching form.
Mark Sí or No for each. Then say it out loud: "Sí, me gusta cantar" / "No, no me gusta cantar."