Answer:
1. Tú deseas mirar cuadros de Picasso. Te gusta el arte.
2. Soy estudiante de economía. Me gusta estudiar economía.
3. Tú estudias italiano y español. Te gustan las lenguas extranjeras.
4. No descansas los sábados. Te gusta cantar y bailar los sábados.
5. Busco una computadora. Me gusta las clases de computación.
Explanation:
When we talk about personal tastes, the verb "gustar" (to like) in the present tense has a special structure for conjugate. The structure is given by:
indirect object pronoun + "gustar" in the third person + other words
For example:
A mi me gusta
A ti te gusta
A el/ella le gusta
A nosotros nos gusta
A ellos/ellas les gusta
We have to use the information in parenthesis to tell what they like.
The translation of the answers are:
1. You want to look at Picasso's paintings. You like art
2. I am an economics student. I like to study economics.
3. You study Italian and Spanish. You like foreign languages.
4. You don't rest on Saturdays. You like to sing and dance on Saturdays.
5. I'm looking for a computer. I like computer classes.
These are the complete Spanish sentences:
In this exercise, you have to conjugate the verb gustar in the present tense, paying attention to the noun in each sentence.
The Spanish simple present tense (''presente del indicativo'' in Spanish) is used to talk about habitual situations, routines, universal truths, facts and things happening now or in the near future.
Check more information about the present tense here https://brainly.com/question/24549097
