Conocer y saber

Bobby And Susan

Description

This 9 page handout and worksheet explains the differences between the Spanish verbs "conocer" and "saber". It contains photographs and many practice exercises.

Informations

• Publié par: swatson033
• Publié le: 04 août 2011
• Nombre de lectures: 105
• Langue: English

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Conocer y saber

Conocer

means to know, to be familiar with, to be acquainted with, or to recognize persons, places, or

things.

Write the Spanish translation of these sentences.

1.

It’s a pleasure to meet you.

______________________________________________________________

2. I know Sara. __________________________________________________________________________

3. Betty knows Madrid. ___________________________________________________________________

4.

I’ve been to Paris.

_____________________________________________________________________

5. Alejandro is familiar with digital cameras. __________________________________________________

6. Anita recognizes the paintings of Diego Velázquez. __________________________________________

Es un placer

conocerlo

.

Conocer

is used when you

meet someone for the first

time.

Yo

conozco

a Sara.

Conocer

is used to say that

you know or are acquainted

with someone.

Betty

conoce

Madrid.

Conocer

is used with a

location.

Yo

conozco

París.

No

conozco

París.

Conocer

is used to say that

you have or have not

visited a place.

Alejandro

conoce

las cámaras

digitales.

Conocer

is used to talk about

being familiar, or acquainted,

with something.

Anita

conoce

los cuadros de

Diego Velázquez.

Conocer

is used to say that

you recognize something.