vosotros, -as sentís ellos, -as, ustedes (Vds) sienten morir, dormir, encontrar, acostar, etc. O UE; O U dormir yo duermo tú duermes él, ella, usted (Vd) duerme nosotros, -as dormimos vosotros, -as dormís ellos, -as, ustedes (Vds) duermen aparecer, apetecer, desaparecer, ofrecer, etc. C ZC conocer yo conozco tú conoces él, ella, usted (Vd) conoce nosotros, -as conocemos vosotros, -as conocéis ellos, -as, ustedes (Vds) conocen introducir, producir, traducir, etc. C ZC; C J traducir
90. Verbs of Feelings Several verbs in Spanish that express feelings (pleasure, pain, etc.) have different word order than in English. These verbs have the same construction as gustar (#35): Indirect object + verb + subject. Me, te, le, nos, os, les are the indirect object pronouns. The verb is conjugated in third person singular or plural because it agrees with the subject, not the indirect object. gustar to like dar asco to hate apetecer to feel like dar miedo to scare encantar to adore dar lástima to trouble dar ganas to feel like doler to hurt Te apetece salir. You feel like going out. Le duelen los dientes. His teeth hurt. Les da miedo la película. The film scares them.
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