Today i did an A1 fill in the blanks quiz (Los Años Bisestos) which was focussed on the Present tense. There was a sentence which read in English: « Now you know more about leap years »; the student had to choose the correct form of the verb saber. I chose ‘sabe’ on the assumption that the relationship was formal. This was judged incorrect; the ‘correct’ answer was ‘sabes’. Surely either could be correct?
Usted form vs tu
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Hola Roseanne
Yes, you're right - this could be sabes or sabe, depending on the formality. I've now indicated that you need the "tú" form of saber, so it's clear. I hope this helps.
Gracias y saludos
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