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The verb riuscire  (to succeed/manage/be able to) follows the same pattern as uscire . 

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* It is important not to confuse sapere  and conoscere  (paragraph 9). Both mean ‘to know’, but they are not always interchangeable. The basic di ff erence is that sapere  generally means ‘to know/be aware of/to have knowledge of a fact ’ (but see also paragraph 17 below), whereas conoscere  means ‘to be acquainted/familiar with’, or sometimes ‘to meet/make the acquaintance of’ (e.g. in the expression piacere di conoscerti , pleased to meet you). Thus sapere is never used for people, and conoscere  is never followed by a phrase contain- ing a verb: 

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