Did you know… there are 2 verbs that mean “to know” and both have irregular “yo” forms SABER & CONOCER.

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Did you know… there are 2 verbs that mean “to know” and both have irregular “yo” forms SABER & CONOCER

Saber Sé I know Sabes You know Sabe He,she,you knows Sabemos We know sabéis Saben They, you all know

Saber To know a fact. Nosotros sabemos que = 4. To have information about something. Yo sé las reglas del tenis. To know how to do something (saber + infinitive) ¿Tú sabes patinar?

Always use lo when saber stands alone Lo sé.=I know (it) No sé. or No lo sé.= I don’t know (it).

Conocer To be familiar /acquainted with a person or place (to know a person) Ej. Vivo en LZ. Conozco LZ muy bien. The personal “a” is used after conocer if you’re talking about a person…. Ej. ¿Conoces a mi amiga, Jen?

Conocer Conozco I know/am familiar with Conoces you know/are familiar with Conoce He/she knows/are familiar with Conocemos we know/are familiar with conocéis Conocen they know/are familiar with

Más Práctica ¿Saber o Conocer?

1. Ellos saben/conocen tocar la guitarra.

2. Yo sé/conozco a Beyoncé.

3. Tú sabes/conoces que Claire es la hija de Sra. H.

4. Yo sé/conozco el fútbol americano.

5. Nosotros sabemos/conocemos nadar.

6. El alumno sabe/conoce que la clase termina a las tres.

7. Yo sé/conozco hacer los ejercicios.

8. Ella sabe/conoce a Dora.

9. Los amigos saben/conocen que Trey Songz y Oscar de la Renta son de la República Dominicana.

10. Yo sé/conozco cocinar.

11. Nosotros sabemos/conocemos que hay 50 estados en el país

12. Ellos saben/conocen los coches de Chevy.

13. Yo sé/conozco el deporte de LaCrosse.

14. El niño sabe/conoce las ciencias.

15. Tú sabes/conoces donde está la casa de mis abuelos.

Práctica ¿__________ tú el número de alumnos en la clase de inglés? Sabes (to know a fact/information) Yo ___________ a tu amigo Luis. conozco (to be familiar with a person)