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Complete the sentences with the conjugated forms of savoir or connaître.
- Le petit Sam déjà compter jusqu’à 100.[Little Sam can already count to 100.]|Use savoir to talk about something we’ve learned: information, facts, skills, abilities, etc.|Savoir can be followed by an infinitive or a subordinate clause.
- L’entreprise une période difficile.[The company is experiencing a difficult time.]|Connaître can also mean to experience or be in a certain situation.|Connaître is always followed by a noun or proper noun.
- Nous cherchons un chanteur ou une chanteuse pour notre groupe de musique. Est-ce que tu quelqu’un qui chanter ?[We’re looking for a singer for our band. Do you know anyone who can sing?]|1. Connaître expresses familiarity with a person, place or thing.|Connaître is always followed by a noun or a proper noun.|2. Savoir talks about skills, abilities, facts and information that have been learned.|Savoir can be followed by an infinitive or a subordinate clause.
- Je ne pas pourquoi le magasin est fermé.[I don’t know why the shop is closed.]|Savoir talks about skills, abilities, facts and information that have been learned.|Savoir can be followed by an infinitive or a subordinate clause.
- Est-ce que tu déjà ce que tu veux pour Noël ?[Do you already know what you want for Christmas?]|Savoir talks about skills, abilities, facts and information that have been learned.|Savoir can be followed by an infinitive or a subordinate clause.