- Answer
- Yes, gustar can be conjugated in any form, but the third person forms are by far the most common.
- Keep in mind that gustar does not mean to like, but to be pleasing to (somebody). So Te gusto doesn't mean I like you, but rather I am pleasing to you--in other words, you like me. And Me gustas doesn't mean You like me, but I like you.
- Sentence using 1st- and 2nd-person forms of gustar do exist, and you can use them. However, since use of gustar in the third person predominates, the presentations and exercises focus on that.
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