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Exercises - Present Indicative - Medical

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(I visit María every day at the clinic.) Yo a María todos los días en el sanatorio.
(The doctor operates every Monday in the hospital.) El doctor los lunes en el hopital.
(We visit the odontologist.) Nosotros al odontólogo.
(The male nurse takes the patient in the stretcher.) El enfermero al paciente en la camilla.
(Juana always takes aspirins.) Juana siempre aspirinas.
(She operates many patients.) Ella a muchos pacientes.
(Carlos injects the children with vaccine.) Carlos a los niños.
(They operate in the hospital.) Ellos en el hospital.
(He and Mario arrive at the clinic.) Mario y él a la clínica.
(You vaccinate the child.) Tú al niño.
(We visit the doctor.) visitamos al doctor.
(José and Carlos prescribe the antibiotics.) José y Carlos antibióticos.