Spanish 2 Saber and Conocer

The verbs "saber" and "conocer" mean...

• to think

• to do

• to know

• to go

What is the "saber" conjugation?

• sé, sabes, sabe, sabemos, saben

• sé, sabes, sabe, sabemonos, saben

• se, sabés, sabé, sabémos, saben

• No sé

Where should the word "no" placed in this sentence?: Yo sé ingles.

• after "sé"

• before "sé"

• before "Yo"

Saber indicates:

• to know factual information

• to know a person

• to be familiar with a thing

• to know how to do something

What is the "conocer" conjugation?

• conozco, conoces, conoce, conocemos, conocen

• conozco, conoces, conoce

• conozco, conoces, conoce, conocemos

• conozco, conoces, conoce, conocemonos, conocen

Conocer indicates:

• to be familiar with a thing

• to know how to do something

• to know a person

• to be familiar with a place

What is a difference between "saber" and "conocer?'

• Conocer is NEVER followed by an infinitive and saber is

• you don't have to conjugate saber, but you have to conjugate conocer

• Conocer means to know and saber means to do

• no sé

Translate the following sentence:

They know how to play Jenga.

• (Ellos) saben jugen Jenga.

• (Ellos) sé jugar Jenga.

• (Ellos) saben jugar Jenga.

• (Ellos) sabemos jugar Jenga.

Translate the following sentence:

Maria knows the address.

• Maria sabe la dirección.

• Maria saben la dirección.

• Maria no sabe la dirección.

• Maria sabes la dirección.

Translate the following sentence:

Martin knows the Fernandez family.

• Martin conoce a los Fernandez.

• Martin conoce a la Fernandez.

• Martin conocen a los Fernandez.