Answer:
... al paciente que tiene un yeso en la pierna? Recomendación: Insisto en que no apoye su pierna (apoyar / la pierna) durante 48 horas. No quiero que se rompa su yeso (romperse / el yeso).
... al paciente que tiene tos? Recomendación: Debe dejar de fumar si desea que mejore su salud(mejorar / la salud)
... a la mujer que tiene el brazo lastimado? Recomendación: Le recomiendo que cambie su venda (cambiar / la venda) tres veces al día. Espero que no se inflame su herida (inflamarse / la herida)
Explanation:
In this activity we have to determine the tense and use the appropriate conjugation, and also to use the appropriate Possessive adjective.
All the sentences are in the Subjunctive mood, in present form, which is used to talk about situations of desire, doubt, emotion, wishes, necessity, uncertainty and possibilities. It is also often used to express recommendations and requests. Since all the sentences have to do with recommendations, we have to use the Subjunctive mood, in present tense, as the people receiving the recommendation are expected to perform the action consistently or routinely. After knowing the mood and tense, we only have to put the correct conjugation for each pronoun. All recommendations are made to a 3rd person, as illustrated by the starting expression <em>...al paciente que, ...a la mujer que. </em>
1. Él no apoye
2. Eso (el yeso) se rompa
3. Él mejore
4. Ella cambie
5. Eso (la herida) se inflame
We also have to add a Possessive adjective, to indicate who or what possesses or owns something.
1. La pierna belongs to the patient, so we say su pierna (his leg)
2. El yeso belongs to the patient, so we say su yeso (his cast)
3. La salud belongs to the patient, so we say su salud (his health)
4. La venda belongs to the woman, so we say su venda (her bandage)
5. La herida belongs to the woman, so we say su herida (her wound)
