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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.

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