In this Spanish grammar lesson, you will learn that you have to use a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar.
In this lesson you will learn about:
- how to a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar
- how the words are used in sentences
- how you can quiz yourself on a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar
- how you can practice with flashcards on a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar
- how and why you should use the courses of Language Atlas to learn Spanish
By the end of the lesson you will know all about a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar!
Table of Contents
Introduction to A in Spanish after Buscar/Conocer/Ver/Visitar
You have to use “a” in Spanish after certain buscar, conocer, ver, and visitar.
However, this rule only applies when you talk about people or animals.
If you are talking about a thing, then you will NOT use “a” after buscar, conocer, ver, and visitar
Buscar = To Look For
La policía está buscando a los atracadores del banco.
Police are looking for the bank robbers.
Elena está buscando el mando.
Elena is looking for the remote.
When you are talking about people you will use “a” after the verb, however when you are talking about things you will NOT use “a” after the verb.
Conocer = To Know
Juan me invitó a su casa. Ya conozco a sus padres.
Juan invited me to his house. I already know his parents.
No conozco esa parte de la ciudad.
I don’t know that part of the city.
When you are talking about people you will use “a” after the verb, however when you are talking about things you will NOT use “a” after the verb.
Ver = To See
Hace tiempo que no veo a tu hermana, ¿está bien?
I haven’t seen your sister in a while, is she OK?
En casa vemos una película todos los días.
At home we watch a film every day.
When you are talking about people you will use “a” after the verb, however when you are talking about things you will NOT use “a” after the verb.
Visitar = To Visit
¿Has visitado ya a tu tío?
Have you visited your uncle yet?
¿Vosotros habéis visitado París?
Have you visited Paris?
When you are talking about people you will use “a” after the verb, however when you are talking about things you will NOT use “a” after the verb.
Example Sentences on A in Spanish after Buscar/Conocer/Ver/Visitar
This section of the lesson on a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar is about seeing the idioms used in sentences.
This is valuable because you can improve your understanding of a in Spanish after buscar/conocer/ver/visitar through examples.
La policía está buscando a los atracadores del banco.
Police are looking for the bank robbers.
Elena está buscando el mando.
Elena is looking for the remote.
Juan me invitó a su casa. Ya conozco a sus padres.
Juan invited me to his house. I already know his parents.
No conozco esa parte de la ciudad.
I don’t know that part of the city.
Hace tiempo que no veo a tu hermana, ¿está bien?
I haven’t seen your sister in a while, is she OK?
En casa vemos una película todos los días.
At home we watch a film every day.
¿Has visitado ya a tu tío?
Have you visited your uncle yet?
¿Vosotros habéis visitado París?
Have you visited Paris?
Quiz Yourself on A in Spanish after Buscar/Conocer/Ver/Visitar
At the end of every lesson you can do a small quiz.
You will see the sentences of the previous chapter.
You will either need to fill in the blanks, choose the correct multiple choice option, or both.
Once you are done the correct answer will be shown.
You can redo the quiz as many times as you want!
How to Practice With Flashcards for This Lesson
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