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EJERCICIO
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Tú conoces a María. You know Mary.
La conocéis. You know her.
María conoce a Eduardo. Mary knows Edward.
María y Jorge lo conocen. Mary and George know him.
1. I know Antonia.
2. You know Isabel.
Traducción
3. He knows his father-in-law.
4. We know you.
5. You all know Juan.
6. She knows Juana and Paco.
7. Do you know my cats Fifi and Fufu?
8. He doesn’t know me.
9. I know her.
10. You know her.
11. He knows him.
12. You know us.
13. You all know him.
14. She knows them [m.].
15. Yes, I know them [m.].
16. Nobody here knows me.
Conocer location: to know a place
To visit a place is to become familiar with that place. Whether you know a location inside out (for
example, your hometown) or hardly at all (such as wherever it was you went on a sixth-grade fi eld
trip), use conocer. To emphasize how well you know a place, use muy bien (“very well”) or muy
poco (“hardly at all”).
Conozco Puerto Rico. I am familiar with Puerto Rico.
Ella conoce Londres. She has been to London.
Las arañas conocen bien mi sótano. Spiders know my basement well.
La actriz conoce muy bien Hollywood. Th e actress knows Hollywood very well.
Él conoce muy poco Melbourne. He hardly knows Melbourne at all.
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