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sabes a jugar
Hello: Just to try and guide you to the solution, I'd recommend looking at the following sentences. 1. Juan ya *sabe* leER. [= John can read already.] 2. Marta, ?*sabes* sumAR? [= Marta, can you do addition?] 3. Ellos no *saben* cocinAR. [= They don't know how to cook.] What do you notice about the pattern for the verb *saber* [literally; "to know/ to know how to do something"] It's: *saber* + infinitive [infinitive is a verb ending in -AR, -ER or IR] Hope this helps! Blessings
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