 In Spanish there are two verbs for the verb ‘to know’  One of the verbs is : “Conocer” “Conocer”  We use conocer with people and places or to express.

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 In Spanish there are two verbs for the verb ‘to know’  One of the verbs is : “Conocer” “Conocer”  We use conocer with people and places or to express when we are familiar with a thing or activity

 Yo (conozco, conoces)  Tú (conoce, conoces)  El/Ella ( conoce, conocen)  Nosotros (conozco, conocemos)  Ustedes/Ellos (conoces, conocen)

1) Yo ______________ al profesor de Historia conozco/ conocemos 2) ¿Tú no _________ a mis amigos? conoce/ conoces 3) Mis padres __________ a Enrique Iglesias conocemos/conocen 4) Emma no _________ el gimnasio conoce/conozco 4) Mis amigos y yo _________ a muchos miembros del coro conocen/conocemos

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In Spanish we also use the verb “saber” as another version of the verb “to know” only that…….

 We use the verb “saber” with facts, information and learned knowledge or skill.  Ejemplo: ¿ Tú sabes jugar ajedrez?

Yo sé mucho español Yo no sé que hora es Yo no sé la respuesta Yo no sé jugar ajedrez

 The verb “Saber” has an irregular form for “Yo”.  It doesn’t end in “O”…  The rest of the conjugation follows the “ER” pattern Yo sé Nosotros sabemos Tú sabes Ustedes/Ellos saben El/Ella sabe

 En una hoja de papel escribe  No lo/la conozco (en un lado de la hoja)  No lo sé (en el otro lado de la hoja) Escucha a la maestra y muestra tu hoja:

‘sabes’ ó ‘conoces’ 1) ¿ Tú_______ al director de la escuela? 2) ¿Tú____________ tocar la guitarra? 3) ¿ Tú__________ cuántos estudiantes hay en clase de español ? 4) ¿Tú ___________ dónde está mi mochila? 5) ¿Tú ____________ México?

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