Saber y Conocer. Saber To know a fact To have information about something Saber + infinitive: To know how to do something.

Presentación del tema: "Saber y Conocer. Saber To know a fact To have information about something Saber + infinitive: To know how to do something."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Saber y Conocer

2 Saber To know a fact To have information about something Saber + infinitive: To know how to do something

3 Las formas de saber yo sé tú sabes él sabe ella sabe usted sabe nosotros sabemos vosotros sabéis ellos saben ellas saben ustedes saben

4 Conocer To know a person To be familiar with people, places, or things

5 Las formas de conocer: yo conozco tú conoces él conoce ella conoce usted conoce nosotros conocemos vosotros conocéis ellos conocen ellas conocen ustedes conocen

6 The Verb CONOCER Conocer is followed by the “a personal” when the direct object is a person. Conocer + a + person I know Maria/Do you know Antonio? Conozco a Maria ¿Conoces a Antonio?

7 SaberConocer To know how to do something To know someone or meet someone To know a simple, flat fact, basic information To have deep knowledge of a thing or concept To know of the existence of something To be familiar with a location, have deep knowledge of a place

8 Saber or Conocer? I know how to tie my shoes. I know Sra. Holmes. I know Allen, Texas very well. I know that Moscow, Russia exists. My parents met my teachers. My parents know who my teachers are. I know that 9 x 5 = 45. saber conocer saber

9 Saber o Conocer? 1.Yo_______ hablar español. 2.Tú________a mi amigo, Juan. 3.Ella_________bien el arte de Picasso. 4.Ellos__________la información. 5.Nosotros__________programar computadoras. 6.Ustedes___________el restaurante Olive Garden. 7.Yo__________a muchas personas. sé conoces conoce saben sabemos conocen conozco