A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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Which verb means "to recognize"?

Probinir
Pertenecer
Reconocer
Promoter

The correct answer is: Reconocer

The verb that means "to recognize" is "reconocer." This verb is commonly used in various contexts where someone is acknowledging or identifying someone or something, demonstrating awareness or familiarity. For example, in a sentence: "Ella puede reconocer a sus amigos en la multitud," it translates to "She can recognize her friends in the crowd," which illustrates the verb's function in indicating recognition. The other options, while they may have their own meanings, do not convey the notion of recognition. "Probinir" does not exist as a standard Spanish verb, "pertenecer" means "to belong," and "promoter" is a noun related to a promoter in English. Understanding the meanings of these verbs is essential, but in this case, "reconocer" stands out as the only verb that directly translates to "to recognize."