Answer in your bell ringer section: Txbk pg 15 act. 13

Answer in your bell ringer section: Txbk pg 15 act. 13

Answer in your bell ringer section: Txbk pg 15
act. 13
Answer in your bell ringer section: Txbk pg 15
act. 13
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Saber
To be aware of facts/
information:
-No sé dónde está.
I don't know where it is.
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Conocer
Indicates familiarity/
recognition/acquaintance
-Yo lo conozco.
I know him.

To know things by heart/
 Mostly used for people and
places:
"know how to (do something)”
-No conocemos al presidente.
saber + infinitive:
We don't know the president.
-No saben nadar.
They don't know how to swim.

Saber
Facts
- Yo no sé la hora.

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People & Pets
-Conozco a tus padres.

Information
 Places
No sabemos como se llama. -Ellos conocen el restaurante.
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Skill
Ellos saben jugar al fútbol.

How to…

Conocer
To be familiar/ acquainted
with something
-Conocemos los libros famosos.

1. One cannot saber people.
Sé que (ella) vive en Nueva York. (information)
I know that she lives in New York.
Saber + que (that) / Saber + infinitive
2. The verb conocer cannot be immediately followed
by que.
When you talk about a person, you need a personal “a”
or a direct object pronoun.
A -¿ Conoces a esa mujer?
Do you know that woman?
B - Si, Yo la conozco.
Yes, I know her.
Saber
 Facts
 Information
 Skill
 How to…
A fish’s tail moves like a
lightsaber.
Conocer
Con = with
To be familiar with
People Places & Pets