Answer:
These are independent phrases that are part of a conversation that uses vocabulary about diseases and symptoms, plus the present and past simple in Spanish:
1. A mi hermanito le dolía la garganta con frecuencia.
2. ¿Cuánto tiempo hace que tienes estos síntomas?
3. Tengo tos y estoy congestionada.
4. Nunca tuve resfriados, pero me rompí el brazo dos veces.
5. No tienes fiebre. Te pusiste un suéter anoche?
Explanation:
The present simple tense in spanish expresses actions that are happening at the present moment. Spanish verbs end in either "-ar", "-er" or "-ir". To conjugate verbs in Spanish in the present tense we change the ending of the regular verb, for the corresponding ending according to the subject (pronoun).
The past tense in spanish or <em>Pretérito perfecto simple </em>expresses actions that happened in the past. To conjugate the verbs (ending in "-ar", "-er" or "-ir") we change the ending of the regular verb, for the corresponding ending according to the subject (pronoun) in past.
Vocabulary in this exercise:
- Garganta: throat
- Síntomas: Symptoms
- Tos: Cough
- Rompí el brazo: Broke my arm
- Fiebre: Fever
