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<h3>Question 1 with 7 blanks </h3>
Si tiene fiebre y le duele la ¹cabeza , puede tener gripe. Debe ir al médico ²pronto . Los antibióticos son medicamentos muy eficaces contra la ³gripe⁽ᶠᵃˡˢᵉ⁾ y otras infecciones. Sin embargo, ⁴se recomienda no abusar de ellos. Si los antibióticos se consumen ⁵con frecuencia , las bacterias ⁶se hacen más resistentes. Por eso, deben usarse sólo para los casos más ⁷graves . La prevención es fundamental para evitar la gripe.
<h3>Summary</h3><h3>¹cabeza</h3><h3>²pronto</h3><h3>³gripe⁽ᶠᵃˡˢᵉ⁾</h3><h3>⁴se recomienda</h3><h3>⁵con frecuencia</h3><h3>⁶se hacen</h3><h3>⁷graves</h3><h3>Translation</h3>If you have a fever and your head hurts, you may have the flu. You should go to the doctor soon. Antibiotics are very effective medications against flu * and other infections. However, it is recommended not to overuse them. If antibiotics are consumed frequently, bacteria become more resistant. Therefore, they should be used only for the most severe cases. Prevention is essential to avoid the flu.
(ᶠᵃˡˢᵉ) Antibiotics are only effective against bacterial infections, but influenza(flu) is a disease caused by viruses, so antibiotics are useless against influenza. The only treatment for influenza is preventive by vaccines.
<h3>Completa la frase con la forma presente indicativo o subjuntivo del verbo. Fill in the blank with the <u>present</u> indicative or subjunctive form of the verb. </h3><h3>Ojalá que mi familia ________(venir) a visitarnos durante el verano. </h3>
Answer: Ojalá que mi familia venga a visitarnos durante el verano.
Translation: I hope my family comes to visit us during the summer.
Explanation: In Spanish, when wishes, which may not be made, are expressed, the subjunctive mood is used. The interjection "Ojalá", replaces the verb wish, which is understood and as the subject in this sentence is third-person in the singular "Mi familia", the verb must be conjugated in this form. Ella venga, that is the presente tense in the subjunctive mood verb "venir".