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Busco un vino que les guste (not found yet) / es un vino que gusta (this one)

Describe something you're looking for but haven't found yet, using busco un/a … que + subjunctive.

From the scene Busco un vino que les guste (I'm looking for a wine they'll like)

In short

Describing something you haven't found yet: que + subjunctive. A specific thing you have: indicative.

Your turn

Which one goes with one that isn't too expensive?

Options: busco un vino que les guste · ¿hay alguno que cueste menos…? · uno que no sea muy caro

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one that isn't too expensive → uno que no sea muy caro

How it works

When you describe something you haven't found yet — any wine with that quality — the verb after que goes into the subjunctive: busco un vino que les guste.

Good to know

When you talk about a specific thing you have in front of you, use the indicative: este es un vino que le gusta a todo el mundo.

I'm looking for a wine they'll like busco un vino que les guste

one that isn't too expensive uno que no sea muy caro

Your turn

What goes with uno que no sea muy caro?

Options: I'm looking for a wine they'll like · is there one that costs less…? · one that isn't too expensive

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uno que no sea muy caro → one that isn't too expensive

is there one that costs less…? ¿hay alguno que cueste menos…?

Javi

¿Y hay alguno que cueste menos de diez euros?

And is there one that costs less than ten euros?

Your turn

What fills the gap?

¿Y (blank) de diez euros?

Options: uno que no sea muy caro · hay alguno que cueste menos · busco un vino que les guste

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Javi

¿Y hay alguno que cueste menos de diez euros?

And is there one that costs less than ten euros?

one that tastes of coffee uno que sepa a café

Nuria

Entonces busco uno que sepa a café.

Then I'll look for one that tastes of coffee.

Your turn

What fills the gap?

Entonces busco (blank).

Options: busco un vino que les guste · uno que no sea muy caro · uno que sepa a café

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Nuria

Entonces busco uno que sepa a café.

Then I'll look for one that tastes of coffee.

this is a wine everyone likes (this one) es un vino que le gusta a todo el mundo

Nuria

Este es un vino que le gusta a todo el mundo.

This is a wine that everyone likes.

Your turn

What fills the gap?

Este (blank).

Options: busco un vino que les guste · uno que no sea muy caro · es un vino que le gusta a todo el mundo

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Nuria

Este es un vino que le gusta a todo el mundo.

This is a wine that everyone likes.

Common mistake

Not gusta or gustar here. Any wine — you haven't found it yet.

Busco un vino de regalo que les guste a tus padres.

I'm looking for a wine as a gift that your parents will like.

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Busco un vino que les guste (not found yet) / es un vino que gusta (this one)
I'm looking for a wine they'll likebusco un vino que les guste
one that isn't too expensiveuno que no sea muy caro
is there one that costs less…?¿hay alguno que cueste menos…?
one that tastes of coffeeuno que sepa a café
this is a wine everyone likes (this one)es un vino que le gusta a todo el mundo
More lines from the story
  • NuriaBusco un vino de regalo que les guste a tus padres.I'm looking for a wine as a gift that your parents will like.
  • JaviMi papá solo toma vino tinto.My dad only drinks red wine.
  • Javi¡Eso! Ella solo toma tinto... de café.Exactly! She only drinks tinto... the coffee kind.

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