Mis hermanos conducir, pero yo no conocen, conozco saben, sé conoce, sabe saben, conozco —¿ ustedes dónde está el estadio? —no, no lo conocen, conocemos sabemos, conoce saben, sabemos conocen, sabemos —¿ a lady gaga? —bueno, quién es, pero no la conoces, sabemos, sé conoces, sé, conozco sabes, conoce, sabe conozco, sabemos, sé mi profesora cuba y también bailar salsa. sabe, sé sabe, sabe conoce, sabe conoce, sabemos

The right conjugated verb used in the sentences is:

1. Mis hermanos saben conducir, pero yo no sé.

2.

- ¿Saben ustedes dónde está el estadio?

- No, no lo sabemos.

3.

- ¿Conoces a Lady Gaga?

- Bueno, sé quién es, pero no la conozco.

4. Mi profesora conoce cuba y también sabe bailar salsa.

Explanation:

The translation of the sentences is:

1. My brothers know how to drive, but I don't know.

2.

- Do you know where the stadium is?

- No, we don't know.

3.

- Do you know Lady Gaga?

- Well, I know who she is, but I don't know her.

4. My teacher knows Cuba and also knows how to dance salsa.

The difference between the verbs "saber" and "conocer" is the next:

Saber: It is a knowledge that will have future use and that could have been learned through books or experience. Conocer: Knowledge applied to places or people that require direct contact with that place or person, that is, having been there or having treated that person.

Taking that into account, below you can see the conjugation of both verbs in Simple Present:

Yo sé/conozco. Tú sabes/conoces. Él sabe/conoce. Ella sabe/conoce. Ello sabe/conoce. Nosotros sabemos/conocemos. Ustedes saben/conocen.Ellos saben/conocen.

Once you know the use of verbs and their correct conjugation, you just have to replace the noun with the appropriate personal pronoun and use the conjugation applied to that pronoun.

Where’s the picture

Vivimos  would be your answer.the other ones are trying to trick you.hope i !