Spanish Verb "Conocer" - Learn Spanish Verbs

Home	Vocabulary	Verbs	Conjugator	Lessons	Links	Picture Dictionary

Spanish Verb Conocer

Can you get 10 out of 10?

	I only know your father
1.)	Sólo a tu padre.

	Where do you know that man from?
2.)	¿De qué a ese hombre?

	I think you all don't know this book.
3.)	Creo que este libro.

	My parents don't know Madrid yet.
4.)	Mis padres Madrid todavía.

	Lucy loves meeting people.
5.)	A Lucy le encanta gente

	We already know his reactions.
6.)	Ya sus reacciones.

	My friend's father knows many celebrities.
7.)	El padre de mi amigo a muchos famosos.

	Do you know the way well?
8.)	¿ bien el camino?

	I don't know that band (music) you listen to.
9.)	ese grupo de música que escuchas.

	Mary always blushes when she meets someone.
10.)	Mary siempre se pone roja cuando a alguien.

Conocer = to know

We use “conocer” when we want to say that we know a person.
Eg:
Conozco muy bien a tu primo. (I know your cousin very well).

It can be used sometimes to ask if someone knows or has heard of a TV programme, a book, etc.
Eg:
¿Conoces la película “Pretty Woman”? (do you know/have you heard the film “Pretty Woman”?).

To form the negative of all Spanish verbs, you simply place the word "no" in front of the verb.
Eg:
Tengo = I have, No tengo = I do not have.

| | | | | | |
Copyright © 2006 www.spanishdaddy.com, All Rights Reserved.
Remember to master the Spanish verbs and the Spanish language, you must practice each day at least 16 verb meanings and conjugations. It is easier to learn the Spanish language if your objective is to speak Spanish. Always make the effort to speak Spanish especially to native Spanish speakers. If you are a registered student with a school, university or academy, remember to always speak Spanish and only Spanish in the classroom if possible.