ANTE TODO The verbs conocer, saber, poder, and querer change meanings when used in the preterite. (The verb tener can also change meaning in the preterite.)

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ANTE TODO The verbs conocer, saber, poder, and querer change meanings when used in the preterite. (The verb tener can also change meaning in the preterite.)

The verbs conocer, saber, poder, and querer change meanings when used in the preterite. Because of this, each of them corresponds to more than one verb.

The verbs conocer, saber, poder, and querer change meanings when used in the preterite. Because of this, each of them corresponds to more than one verb.

The verbs conocer, saber, poder, and querer change meanings when used in the preterite. Because of this, each of them corresponds to more than one verb.

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ANTE TODO The verbs conocer, saber, poder, and querer change meanings when used in the preterite. (The verb tener can also change meaning in the preterite.) Because of this, each of them corresponds to more than one verb in English, depending on its tense.

Conocí a esa pareja ayer. PRESENT PRETERITE conocer to know; to be acquainted with Conozco a esa pareja. I know that couple. to meet Conocí a esa pareja ayer. I met that couple yesterday. saber to know information; to know how to do something Sabemos la verdad. We know the truth. to find out; to learn Supimos la verdad anoche. We found out (learned) the truth last night.

Quiero ir a la fiesta, pero tengo que trabajar. PRESENT PRETERITE poder to be able to; can (ability) Podemos hacerlo. We can do it. to manage; to succeed (could and did/opportunity) Pudimos hacerlo ayer. We managed to do it yesterday. querer to want; (querer a = to love) Quiero ir a la fiesta, pero tengo que trabajar. I want to go to the party but I have to work. to try Quise evitar el accidente pero fue imposible. I tried to avoid the accident, but it was impossible.

¡ATENCIÓN! pude I managed (to) no pude I failed (to) In the preterite, the verbs poder and querer have different meanings, depending on whether they are used in affirmative or negative sentences. pude I managed (to) no pude I failed (to) quise I tried (to) no quise I refused (to)

Tengo dos libros. Tuve dos libros. Tiene catarro. Tuvo catarro. Un poco más… Tener Present Preterite to have had; got Tengo dos libros. Tuve dos libros. I have two books. I got two books. Tiene catarro. Tuvo catarro. He has a cold. He got a cold.

¡INTÉNTALO! Elige la respuesta más lógica. Yo no hice lo que me pidieron mis padres. ¡Tengo mis principios! a. No quise hacerlo. b. No supe hacerlo. a. 2. Hablamos por primera vez con Nuria y Ana en la boda. a. Las conocimos en la boda. b. Las supimos en la boda. 3. Por fin hablé con mi hermano después de llamarlo siete veces. a. No quise hablar con él. b. Pude hablar con él. b.

4. Josefina se acostó para relajarse. Se durmió inmediatamente. a. Pudo relajarse. b. No pudo relajarse. a. 5. Después de mucho buscar, encontraste la definición en el diccionario. a. No supiste la respuesta. b. Supiste la repuesta. b. 6. Las chicas fueron a la fiesta. Cantaron, bailaron mucho y hablaron con todos los invitados. a. Ellas pudieron divertirse. b. Ellas no supieron divertirse.