Conocer Saber vs. Both Saber and Conocer mean: To know… However, they cannot be used...

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Conocer

Saber

vs.

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Both Saber and Conocer mean:

To know…However, they cannot be

used interchangeably

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Just like with Ser and Estar…

There are certain times to use…

Saber and Conocer

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Saber: Las formas

sésabemos

sabes sabéis

sabe saben

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Saber:To know:

1.factual informationej...Yo sé cuánto cuesta el bate.

ej…Paco sabe a qué hora empieza el partido.

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Saber:To know:

2. how to do something(activity)

ej...Maritza sabe jugar al fútbol.

Formula: Use saber + infinitive

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Conocer: Las formas

conozcoconocemos

conoces conocéisconoce conocen

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Conocer:To know:

1.a person (person)ej...Yo conozco a Juana.

ej…Conocemos al Sr. Ortega.

Use the personal “a” …make “al” before a masculine/sing. noun

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Conocer:

2. to be familiar with a place

ej...Paco conoce el parque de diversiones, Great America.

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Conocer:

3. To meet someone for the first time

ej…Susi quiere conocer a Jordin Sparks.

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¿Cómo se dice en español?

1. I know how to play baseball.

2. Paco knows the Oros family.

3. Marta knows the rules of soccer.

Yo sé jugar al béisbol. (activity)

Paco conoce a la familia Oros (people)

Marta sabe las reglas de fútbol. (information)

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4. I know the city very well.

5. My friends know how to skate.

6. Luisa knows how much a helmet costs.

Yo conozco la ciudad muy bien. (place)

Mis amigos saben patinar. (activity)

Luisa sabe cuánto cuesta un casco. (information)

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Haz la actividad #12 en p. 3131. Sabes que (+ info)

2. Sabe jugar (how to do something - skill)

3. Conoce a (people)

4. Sé que (+ info)

5. La Conoces (knowing her)

6. No la Conozco (not knowing her)

7. Sabemos que (+ info)

8. La quiero Conocer (2 verb rule – knowing a person)

9. Sé (where the t-shirt is – info)

10. Saben (where it is – info)

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Escribe:

Tres actividades que tú sabes hacer.

Tres actividades que tú no sabes hacer.

1.

2.

3.

1.

2.

3.

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Escribe:

Tres actividades que tú sabes hacer.

Tres actividades que tú no sabes hacer.

1. Yo sé bailar.

2. Yo sé nadar muy bien.

3. Yo sé patinar.

1. Yo no sé jugar al balonceso.

2. Yo no sé cocinar muy bien.

3. Yo no sé jugar fútbol americano.