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Answer:
1. Yo _conozco_ donde vive.
2. ____conozco______su dirección.
3. ___conozco_______a sus abuelos también.
4. ____conozo_______que ellos son de España.
5.__se___________ muy bien a España.
6. ___se_________la literatura española.
7. _______se______que Cervantes es un autor famoso.
Explanation:
Here is a quick summary of how to decide between saber and conocer: Saber: facts, information, how to do something.
Conocer: people, places, things. So for example, if you 'know' a person (a friend or someone famous), you always have to use conocer.
If, on the other hand, you ‘know’ about something that someone did (such as a speech or an invention), you have to use saber since it is now a piece of information. A simple way to avoid confusion with saber and conocer is to change the way you think about the translation of these verbs. This means it helps to think about saber and conocer as follows:
English: To know
Español: Saber.
English: To meet, have been to, to be familiar with.
Español: Conocer.
So, a key question to ask yourself is: can you replace the word ‘know’ in an English sentence with ‘to meet’, ‘have been to’, or ‘to be familiar with’? If you can, you probably need to use conocer in Spanish.
