Body And Doler Practice

The word "mouth" in English translates to "la boca" in Spanish.

The word "neck" in Spanish is "el cuello".

The word "throat" is translated to Spanish as "la garganta".

The correct answer for the given question is "el tobillo" because "el tobillo" is the Spanish translation for the word "ankle".

The correct answer is "le duele". In Spanish, the verb "doler" is used to express physical pain. In this sentence, the subject is "mi hermana" (my sister) and the object is "la muñeca" (the doll). The pronoun "le" is used to indicate that the pain is being felt by someone else, in this case, my sister. Therefore, the sentence translates to "My sister is in pain (feels pain) in her doll."

The correct answer is "me duele" because the phrase "me duele" translates to "it hurts me" in English. In this sentence, the speaker is expressing that their finger hurts. The verb "duele" is conjugated in the third person singular to match the subject "el dedo" (the finger). The pronoun "me" indicates that the pain is being experienced by the speaker.

The word "finger" is given in English and the answer is "el dedo" which is the translation of "finger" in Spanish.

The correct answer is "te duele" because the sentence is asking about something that hurts "your face." In Spanish, the verb "doler" is used to express physical pain, and it is conjugated to match the subject. In this case, the subject is "te," which is the second person singular pronoun for "you." Therefore, the correct conjugation of "doler" is "duele."

The correct answer is "te duelen" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "doler" in the second person singular form. In this sentence, "te" is the indirect object pronoun that indicates that the pain is being felt by "you" and "duelen" is the verb form that agrees with the subject "las piernas" (the legs). Therefore, the sentence translates to "your legs hurt."

The correct answer for the given question is "la ceja" because "eyebrow" in Spanish is translated as "la ceja".

The correct answer is "le duelen." This is because the verb "doler" is used to express physical pain or discomfort. In this case, the subject "hombros" (shoulders) is plural, so the correct form of the verb is "duelen." The pronoun "le" is used to indicate that the pain is being felt by someone else, in this case, Jose. Therefore, the sentence translates to "Jose's shoulders hurt."

The correct answer is "nos duele" because the phrase "nos duele" translates to "it hurts us" in English. The verb "duele" is conjugated in the third person singular form to agree with the subject "la espalda" (the back). The pronoun "nos" is used to indicate that the pain is being felt by "us" or "ourselves". Therefore, the complete sentence would be "A nosotros nos duele la espalda" which means "Our back hurts".

The correct answer is "les duelen" because the phrase "les duelen" means "they hurt" in Spanish. The verb "doler" is used to express physical pain or discomfort, and in this case, it is conjugated in the third person plural form to match the subject "ellos" (they). The pronoun "les" is used as an indirect object pronoun to indicate that the pain is being felt by someone else. Therefore, the complete sentence translates to "Their elbows hurt."

The correct answer is "me duelen" because the verb "doler" is used to express physical pain or discomfort. In this sentence, the subject "me" indicates that the pain is being experienced by the speaker. The verb is conjugated in the present tense to match the subject and expresses that the speaker's arms hurt.

The correct answer for the given question is "la frente" which is the Spanish translation for "forehead".

The correct answer is "le duele". In this sentence, "le" is a pronoun that refers to someone else, and "duele" is the verb that means "hurts". Therefore, the sentence translates to "His/her ear hurts."

The correct answer is "nos duelen". In this sentence, the phrase "nos duelen" is used to express that "our heads hurt". The verb "doler" is used in its reflexive form "duelen" to indicate that the action of the verb is being done to oneself. The pronoun "nos" is used to indicate that the action is happening to "us" or "ourselves". Therefore, "nos duelen" correctly conveys the idea that "our heads hurt".

The correct answer is "le duelen". This is because the subject of the sentence is "Ud." (short for "usted", which means "you" in a formal way), and the verb "duelen" agrees with this subject. "Le" is the indirect object pronoun that indicates that the person experiencing the pain is someone other than the subject. Therefore, the sentence translates to "Your eyes hurt."

The correct answer is "les duelen" because the phrase "les duelen" means "their ears hurt" in Spanish. The verb "duelen" is conjugated in the third person plural form to match the subject "mis primos" (my cousins). The pronoun "les" is used to indicate that the action is happening to them (their ears).

The given question is asking for the translation of the word "left" in Spanish. The correct answer is "izquierda", which is the Spanish word for "left".

The correct answer for the given question is "el talón, el talon". This answer suggests that "heel" can be translated into Spanish as both "el talón" and "el talon". The use of both variations indicates that the word "heel" can be translated in different ways depending on the context or dialect.

The correct answer for the given question is "las alas" because it is the Spanish translation for "wings".

The correct answer for the given question is "la barba" because "chin" is the English translation of the Spanish word "barba," which means "beard" in English.

"La Cara" refers to the face in Spanish. The correct answers are all body parts that are part of the face: "la mejilla" (cheek), "la nariz" (nose), "la barba" (beard), and "las pestañas" (eyelashes). "La mano" (hand), "el ombligo" (navel), and "las nalgas" (buttocks) are not part of the face. "La muñeca" can refer to either the wrist or a doll, but it is not part of the face.

The word "butt" in English is a slang term for the buttocks. The correct translation of "butt" into Spanish is "las nalgas," which refers to the same body part. Therefore, "las nalgas" is the appropriate translation for "butt" in this context.