Completarmultiple choice activity vol textbook instructionsselect the answer that best completes each sentence. september 29 11: 59 pm 6 attempts remaining grade settings external referencesvocabulary list grammar explanation 200-201 questions 1. mis hermanos __ conducir, pero yo no conocen, conozco saben, sé conoce, sabe saben, conozco 2. —¿__ustedes dónde está el estadio? —no, no lo conocen, conocemos sabemos, conoce saben, sabemos conocen, sabemos 3. —¿__ a lady gaga? —bueno, __ quién es, pero no la conoces, sabemos, sé conoces, sé, conozco sabes, conoce, sabe conozco, sabemos, sé 4. mi profesora __ cuba y también__ bailar salsa. sabe, sé sabe, sabe conoce, sabe conoce, sabemos.

The right conjugation of the verbs "saber" or "conocer" in each case is:

1. Mis hermanos saben conducir, pero yo no sé.

2. - ¿Saben ustedes dónde está el estadio?

   - No, no lo sabemos.

3. - ¿Conoces a Lady Gaga?

   - Bueno, sé quién es, pero no la conozco.

4. Mi profesora conoce Cuba y también sabe bailar salsa.

Explanation:

The translation of the sentences is:

1. My brothers know how to drive, but I don't know.

2. - Do you know where the stadium is?

    - No, we don't know.

3. - Do you know Lady Gaga?

    - Well, I know who she is, but I don't know her.

4. My teacher knows Cuba and also knows how to dance salsa.

The difference between the verbs "saber" and "conocer" is:

Then, according to the explanation, when referring to people like Lady Gaga or places like Cuba, the verb "conocer," is used, while when it refers to another type of knowledge or ability such as driving, dancing, knowing about the existence of someone called Lady Gaga or the place where a stadium is located (not the stadium, since the verb would be used "conocer," but the place where it is located, which is a knowledge) the verb "saber" is used.

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