Ch 33 · Lesson 21Spanish · Chapter 33 · Lesson 21 · Phrase session
At the doctor's
Saying what hurts, how long it has hurt, and understanding what to take.
Why these go together
works like : the thing that hurts is the subject, so and . Spanish also uses the article, not the possessive, for your own body: , not , because the already says whose throat it is.
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I have a very sore throat.
Literally: the throat hurts me a lot
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I have had a temperature since yesterday.
Literally: I have fever since yesterday
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I feel awful.
Literally: I find myself terrible
¿ ?
Is it anything serious?
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I would like to make an appointment with the doctor.
Literally: I wanted to ask for an appointment with the doctor
¿ ?
How often do I have to take it?
Literally: each how much do I have to take it
Matching
0/6Match each phrase to what it means.
Fill in the blank
0/6Put the missing word back.
Me duele mucho la . (I have a very sore throat.)
Tengo desde ayer. (I have had a temperature since yesterday.)
Me fatal. (I feel awful.)
¿Es algo ? (Is it anything serious?)
Quería pedir con el médico. (I would like to make an appointment with the doctor.)
¿Cada cuánto tengo que ? (How often do I have to take it?)
Lesson 21 of 27 in this chapter