Indirect Object and imperfect pronouns

Question

I need help, I have no idea how to do this, I have tried and I'm unsure if I did it correctly.

Directions: Completa la frase con el verbo correcto en la forma apopiada del imperfecto y el pronombre de complementro indirecto apropiado.

Word bank: gustar faltar importar encantar

1) A mis munecos, siempre __ _______ sus cabezas (I did me faltaba)

2) A nosotros __ _______ jugar con bloques de ninos ( I did nos encantabamos)

3) de pequeno __ _____ dormir con mi oso de peluche (I did me importaba)

4) A ti __ ______ tus notas, de pequeno ( I did te importabas)

5) a ella siempre __ ____ saltar a la cureda en el patio de recreo (I did le gustaba)

We do not do your homework for you , you will have to make an attempt yourself and we may correct it. Please read our rules and guidelines . - ray76, Apr 5, 2017

Her attempts are on the right side in parentheses. Some are wrong some are right. If no one else does this, I will do it tomorrow - Daniela2041, Apr 5, 2017

Hmmmmm. Sam. OK, H I S attempts are on the right in parenthesis. Oy Veh!! - Daniela2041, Apr 5, 2017

Please do not double post , we closed your other one. - ray76, Apr 5, 2017

Answer 1

I will not fix your lack of tildes, spelling and other orthographic mistakes, just the verbs.

1) A mis munecos, siempre __ _______ sus cabezas (I did me faltaba)

Subject sus cabezas, object mis muñecos, les faltaban

2) A nosotros __ _______ jugar con bloques de ninos ( I did nos encantabamos)

Subject jugar, object nosotros. nos encantaba

3) de pequeno __ _____ dormir con mi oso de peluche (I did me importaba)

Subject dormir, object yo/me) I agree with yours.

4) A ti __ ______ tus notas, de pequeno ( I did te importabas)

Subject tus notas, object tú/ti- te importaban

5) a ella siempre __ ____ saltar a la cureda en el patio de recreo (I did le gustaba)

subject saltar, object ella, I agree with yours.

I am a learner also, every once in a while I make mistakes.

Answer 2

Sam:

Bosque gave you the correct answers. If you want to understand how to do it (and why some of your answers were wrong), study the following link:

verbs like gustar

As the article explains, you must conjugate the verb to agree with the thing (or in some cases the person) being liked. Some beginners are taught that the only way you can conjugate gustar and verbs that function like gustar in the present tense is by using either the 3rd person singular (gusta) for a singular liked object or gustan for plural liked objects. While this is by far the most common, gustar and similar verbs can be conjugated according to 1st and 2nd person singular and plural as well. (but not in your sample sentences)

A few examples:

Me gustas. I like you.
Te gusto. You like me.
Nos gustan. We like them.
Me gusto. I like myself