For this exercise you should fill in the blanks with the verbs “conocer” or “saber” conjugated in the first person singular, which is “conozco” or “sé”.
You can use the affirmative or negative form, depending on your personal experience.

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.

It is most likely you don’t know when the cure for cancer will be found, so you should use the negative form.

no sé

For this exercise you should fill in the blanks with the verbs “conocer” or “saber” conjugated in the first person singular, which is “conozco” or “sé”.
You can use the affirmative or negative form, depending on your personal experience.

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.
It is most likely you don’t know when the cure for cancer will be found, so you should use the negative form.

If you are familiar with an intelligent business woman use the affirmative form.

conozco

For this exercise you should fill in the blanks with the verbs “conocer” or “saber” conjugated in the first person singular, which is “conozco” or “sé”.
You can use the affirmative or negative form, depending on your personal experience.

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.
It is most likely you don’t know when the cure for cancer will be found, so you should use the negative form.

If you are skilled on a computer and know how to use a lot of programs, use the affirmative form.

sé

For this exercise you should fill in the blanks with the verbs “conocer” or “saber” conjugated in the first person singular, which is “conozco” or “sé”.
You can use the affirmative or negative form, depending on your personal experience.

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.
It is most likely you don’t know when the cure for cancer will be found, so you should use the negative form.

If you have been to Puerto Rico, then you will use the affirmative form.

no conozco