Question 15 with 6 blanksen la consulta del médico: doctor buenos días. no tiene usted muy (1) , ¿qué le ocurre? paciente tengo un (2) general y me siento (3) todo el tiempo. doctor ¿cuánto tiempo ha sufrido (have you had) estos síntomas? paciente una semana. doctor usted tiene una simple (4) . tome este (5) y con una buena alimentación, va a (6) inmediatamente. paciente gracias doctor.

This question is incomplete. Here is the complete question:

Completa la conversación con las palabras de la lista.

Word Bank reference :

buen aspecto, malestar, gripe, mareado, jarabe, mejorar

En la consulta del médico:  

DOCTOR Buenos días. No tiene usted muy 1) , ¿qué le ocurre?  

PACIENTE Tengo un (2) general y me siento (3)  todo el tiempo.  

DOCTOR ¿Cuánto tiempo ha sufrido (have you had) estos síntomas?  

PACIENTE Una semana.  

DOCTOR Usted tiene una simple (4) . Tome este (5) y con una buena alimentación, va a (6)  inmediatamente.  

PACIENTE Gracias, doctor.

1) buen aspecto.

2) malestar.

3) mareado.

4) gripe.

5) jarabe.

6) mejorar.

Explanation:

This dialogue is based on a consultation between a patient and his doctor, therefore it will contain language related to medicine.

To complete this type of forms it is always best to have a Spanish dictionary at hand or a translator to search for the words you do not understand.

Then, the easiest way is to try to identify the corresponding word by verifying that it will match in gender and number with the rest of the sentence.

For example in blank 4, when it says "una simple" we know that the word that follows will be singular and feminine: "gripe". In blank 6, we have the verb "Ir" conjugated: "va a", there we realize that we are missing a verb: "mejorar".

The correct word to fill the blanks in the conversation, in each case is:

Translation.

Recognition of suitable words.

In order to identify the appropriate word, the meaning of each sentence within the conversation must be thoroughly reviewed, in this way words can be used more safely to fill in spaces.

On the other hand, there are some idioms in Spanish that do not translate directly into English, such as "tener buen aspecto," which in most cases refers to someone who shows good health or nutrition in his face.

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