SABERSABER

To know information / how to do To know information / how to do somethingsomething

SABER = to knowSABER = to know

SABER is another verb that has an irregular SABER is another verb that has an irregular YO form.YO form.

Use SABER to talk about information you Use SABER to talk about information you know.know.

When to use SABER:When to use SABER:

I know (how) to dance.I know (how) to dance.

He knows math really well.He knows math really well.

I don’t know the answer.I don’t know the answer.

SABER = to knowSABER = to know

Yo SYo Séé

I knowI know

Nosotros SabemosNosotros Sabemos

We knowWe know

TTú Sabesú Sabes

You know / Do you knowYou know / Do you know

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Él, Ella, UstedÉl, Ella, Usted

SabeSabe

He/She/You know(s)He/She/You know(s)

Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes SabenSaben

They/ all of you knowThey/ all of you know

SABER = to knowSABER = to know

To say you know HOW to do something, use To say you know HOW to do something, use SABER plus an infinitive (not-conjugated SABER plus an infinitive (not-conjugated verb)verb)

Yo sYo sé leer.é leer.

¡Sabemos bailar salsa!¡Sabemos bailar salsa!

SABER = to knowSABER = to knowTry These!Try These!1. I know! 1. I know!

__________________________________________________________________2. We know (that) Mrs. Gonzalez is a teacher. 2. We know (that) Mrs. Gonzalez is a teacher.

__________________________________________________________3. My sisters and I know (how to) dance.3. My sisters and I know (how to) dance.______________________________________________________________________________4. Do you know math?4. Do you know math?__________________________________________________________________5. You don’t know science5. You don’t know science__________________________________________________________________

CONOCERCONOCER

To know a person or be familiar To know a person or be familiar with a placewith a place

CONOCER = to know CONOCER = to know (person/place)(person/place)

Yo Yo

I knowI know

Nosotros Nosotros

We knowWe know

TTú ú

You know / Do you knowYou know / Do you know

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Él, Ella, UstedÉl, Ella, Usted

He/She/You know(s)He/She/You know(s)

Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes

They/ all of you knowThey/ all of you know

CONOCER= to knowCONOCER= to knowTry These! (remember, an A usually comes after)Try These! (remember, an A usually comes after)1. I know your parents. 1. I know your parents.

__________________________________________________________________2. We know Mrs. Gonzalez well. 2. We know Mrs. Gonzalez well.

__________________________________________________________3. My sisters and I know the new students.3. My sisters and I know the new students.______________________________________________________________________________4. Do you know the muffin man?4. Do you know the muffin man?__________________________________________________________________5. You don’t know me.5. You don’t know me.__________________________________________________________________