For this exercise you should choose one of the two verbs in the parenthesis. First read the sentence and then decide if the already conjugated verb “saber” or “conocer” fits better.
These sentences are about a new school principal. Have in mind that all sentences are connected and have the same context.

Don’t forget the rules:
Use “saber” when you are talking about facts/ skills/ expressing knowledge about something.
Use “conocer” to express familiarity with a person/ thing/ place.

Example number 1: He knows a lot about the business world. – he has the knowledge about this world.

sabe

For this exercise you should choose one of the two verbs in the parenthesis. First read the sentence and then decide if the already conjugated verb “saber” or “conocer” fits better.
These sentences are about a new school principal. Have in mind that all sentences are connected and have the same context.

Don’t forget the rules:
Use “saber” when you are talking about facts/ skills/ expressing knowledge about something.
Use “conocer” to express familiarity with a person/ thing/ place.

Example number 2: He knows a lot of members of our community. – he is familiar with these people.

conoce

For this exercise you should choose one of the two verbs in the parenthesis. First read the sentence and then decide if the already conjugated verb “saber” or “conocer” fits better.
These sentences are about a new school principal. Have in mind that all sentences are connected and have the same context.

Don’t forget the rules:
Use “saber” when you are talking about facts/ skills/ expressing knowledge about something.
Use “conocer” to express familiarity with a person/ thing/ place.

Example number 3: My parents know him. – they are familiar with the principle.

conocen

For this exercise you should choose one of the two verbs in the parenthesis. First read the sentence and then decide if the already conjugated verb “saber” or “conocer” fits better.
These sentences are about a new school principal. Have in mind that all sentences are connected and have the same context.

Don’t forget the rules:
Use “saber” when you are talking about facts/ skills/ expressing knowledge about something.
Use “conocer” to express familiarity with a person/ thing/ place.

Example 4: He knows our city well. – he is familiar with this place.

conoce

For this exercise you should choose one of the two verbs in the parenthesis. First read the sentence and then decide if the already conjugated verb “saber” or “conocer” fits better.
These sentences are about a new school principal. Have in mind that all sentences are connected and have the same context.

Don’t forget the rules:
Use “saber” when you are talking about facts/ skills/ expressing knowledge about something.
Use “conocer” to express familiarity with a person/ thing/ place.

Example number 5: He knows how to work with students and teachers. – he has the skill of working with others.

sabe