 To know someone or be familiar with something  The yo form is irregular in present tense, otherwise it is a regular –er verb (yo) conozco (nosotros)

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Transcripción de la presentación:

 To know someone or be familiar with something  The yo form is irregular in present tense, otherwise it is a regular –er verb (yo) conozco (nosotros) conocemos (tú) conoces (vosotros) conocéis (él, ella, Ud.) conoce (ellos, ellas. Uds.) conocen

 Conocer is followed by a when talking about people.  Ejemplos:  Yo conozco a Roberto.  Roberto conoce a Guillermo pero no conoce su casa.

Todavía, yo no 1. __________ muy bien la escuela. El Sr. Anderson, el profesor, es nuevo también, y él tampoco 2. __________ bien la escuela. Yo ya 3. ____________ unas chicas de mi clase de historia. Ellas 4. ____________ un café muy bueno cerca del colegio. Después de la última clase, vamos al café para tomar algo. Voy a clases en metro, pero todavía no 5. ___________ bien el sistema de metro. Read the following excerpt from Berta’s diary and complete it with the correct forms of conocer. Remember to use the preposition a when necessary.

1. Conozco 2. Conoce 3. Conozco a 4. Conocen 5. Conozco

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