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2.   In English, there is one verb that means to know. It can be used to refer to facts or information, to a person, or place, or to an activity (to say how to do something). English

3.   I know my grandfather well.  person  Do you know that restaurant?  place  Someone must know the way to Denver  information.  I know how to dance better than you think  activity (how to) examples

4.   There are 2 verbs that mean to know: saber and conocer  They both have irregular yo forms in the present tense. (yo sé, yo conozco ) In Spanish…

5.  sésabemos sabessabéis sabesaben saber

6.  conozcoconocemos conocesconocéis conoceconocen conocer

7.  Use this acronym  F acts and information  I nterrogatives (question words in the middle of the sentence NOT the beginning)  S i (if) or que  H ow to do something with infinitives When to use saber...

8.  Use this acronoym.  F amiliar with or  A cquainted with  N ouns (people/places) When to use conocer...

9.   When using conocer with people or pets (expressing that we know them or have met them) we include “a” after the conugated form of conocer.  Ex: I know Britney Spears. Yo conozco a Britney Spears Personal “a”

10.   Determine whether to use conocer or saber and conjugate appropriately 1. Ella __________ las palabras. 2. Nosotros ___________ New York City. 3. Ellos _____________ jugar al béisbol bien. práctica information Place (familiar with/acquainted) How to do an activity with infinitive sabe conocemos saben