Answer:1) para 2) por 3) hace
Explanation:
1) The phrase "Para colmo" is similar to the English "to make things worse".
2) The Spanish "Por lo visto" means "apparently" or "according to what I see".
3) "¿Hace cuánto?" Is the Spanish for "How long?"
Answer:
The right connector for each case is:
- PACIENTE: Doctor, tengo un malestar general: tengo mucha tos, tengo fiebre y para colmo me siento agotado.
- DOCTOR: Por lo visto, tiene usted gripe. ¿Hace cuánto tiempo ha tenido estos síntomas?
Explanation:
In the conversation were used three connectors: para, por, and hace, to understand the reason for their use, first will see the translation:
- PATIENT: Doctor, I have a general malaise: I have a lot of coughs, I have a fever and to top it off I feel exhausted.
- DOCTOR: Apparently, you have the flu. How long have you had these symptoms?
- The connector "para" could be used to give an opinion or mentioning how feels the patient in this case.
- The connector "por" could be used to mention a reason, motive or cause, for the patient's flu.
- By last, the connector "hace" is used to mention how much time has elapsed since an event.
