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Gustar
to like, to enjoy
Encantar
to love
Faltar
to lack, to be missing
Fascinar
to like a lot, to find fascinating
Molestar
to be bothered by, to find annoying
Parecer
to seem
Two main rules to follow when using words like these
1) Need to be used with an indirect-object pronoun (I.O.P.)

2) Mainly used in
-->3rd person singular (when: subject is singular and the infinitive is an activity [regardless of how many]) and
-->3rd person plural (when: plural subject and there is a list of objects) forms
(i.e. gusta/gustan)
What are the indirect-object pronouns
me = me
te = you
le = you (formal), him, her
nos = us
les = them, all of you
Clarification needed for le and les usage.

*Not necessary when using me, te, and nos.
Since le and les can mean many different things, clarification needs to be made:
With le: A usted; A ella; A él
With les: A ustedes; A ellas; A ellos
Examples:
1) I like the dog.

2) He likes the dog.
1) Me gusta el perro.

2) A él le gusta el perro.
1) She likes to run and dance

2) You love the cars.
1) A ella, le gusta correr y bailar
--> use gusta because of infinitives

2) (A ti), te encantan los coches.
--> use encantan because of plural subject
Los libros de Isabel Allende
_____ ______. (a ti/fascinar)
Los libros de Isabel Allende te fascinan.
--> Isabel Allende's books fascinate you.