should i use gusta or gustan?

Question

Hey there. I know that gustan is used when you are referring to more than one thing. But i got a bit confused with the usage. When I'm asking do you like drinking beer or wine should I put it as "te gustan beber cerveza o vino?" Or should I use gusta instead?

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Answer 1

Even though you have two direct objects, beber is a single action (the subject in your sentence) so you should use gusta. This would be the same as saying: ¿Te gusta beber cerveza o te gusta beber vino?

Plural usage, ie: ¿Te gustan más las enchiladas o la sopa de fideo? But: ¿Te gusta más la sopa de fideo o las enchiladas?

Answer 2

usa gusta

Answer 3

gusta