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May 8, 2016
GRACIAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
James in Belgium
Here is a grammatical approach that differentiates the use of the two verbs of "to know". It is very simple.
One will use saber when the sentence has a second verb. One will use conocer when the sentence has only one verb and that verb is "conocer".
To use "saber", there must be a second verb some w...See More
One will use saber when the sentence has a second verb. One will use conocer when the sentence has only one verb and that verb is "conocer".
To use "saber", there must be a second verb some w...See More
TechTeacher
On 5/09/16, James in Belgium wrote: > > Here is a grammatical approach that differentiates the use of > the two verbs of "to know". It is very simple. > > One will use saber when the sentence has a second verb. > One will use conocer when the sentence has only one verb and > that verb is "conocer". > >...See More
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