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Saber vs. Conocer

Saber vs. Conocer. By: Kaitlyn Nelson, Marjie Morgan, Branden Belser , Alex McAlister. SABER  PRESENTE. In the P resent , SABER means TO KNOW FACTS/INFO/HOW TO DO SOMETHING. SABER  PRETÉRITO. In the P reterite , SABER means TO FIND OUT FACTS/INFO (in the past).

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Saber vs. Conocer

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  1. Saber vs. Conocer By: Kaitlyn Nelson, Marjie Morgan, BrandenBelser, Alex McAlister

  2. SABER  PRESENTE In the Present, SABER means TO KNOW FACTS/INFO/HOW TO DO SOMETHING.

  3. SABER  PRETÉRITO In the Preterite, SABER means TO FIND OUT FACTS/INFO (in the past).

  4. SABER  IMPERFECTO In the Imperfect, SABER means TO KNOW FACTS/INFO (in the past).

  5. CONOCER  PRESENTE In the Present, CONOCER means TO KNOW A PERSON/BE FAMILIAR WITH A PLACE.

  6. CONCER  PRETÉRITO In the Preterite , CONOCER means TO MEET SOMEONE (in the past).

  7. CONOCER  IMPERFECTO In the Imperfect CONOCER means TO KNOW A PERSON (in the past).

  8. ¡IMPORTANTE! • Saber = to know how  you don’t need an extra word “how.” • With CONOCER, use personal “a” with people.

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