Spanish online reading, writing and listening practice – level B1
It’s often tricky to know when to use saber and when to use conocer because both can be translated by the same verb in English: to know. This gapfill test will help you practise the difference between saber and conocer.
You might find it helpful to review this topic:
Read the text, then decide which verb to use to complete each phrase (there’s a hint to help you!). When you have finished, check your corrections, and then click play to listen to the whole text:
¿Me apunto o no me apunto?
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