ANDRÉS: ¿Cómo está tu familia?
SIMÓN: Está (1) (maravilloso) bien.
ANDRÉS: Y tú, ¿cómo estás después de la operación? ¿Estás mejor?
SIMÓN: Estoy mejorando (improving) (2) (gradual). Gracias.
ANDRÉS: Yo también tengo que ir (3) (inmediato) a ver al doctor. (4) (último) no me siento bien. Me duele (5) (constante) la cabeza.
Translation:
ANDRÉS: How is your family?
SIMÓN: They are (wonderful) well.
ANDRÉS: And you, how are you after the operation? Are you better?
SIMÓN: I am improving (gradual). Thank you.
ANDRÉS: I too have to go (immediate) to see a doctor. (Late) I do not feel well. My head (constant) hurts.
From the looks of it, you need to replace the words in parenthesis with their adverbial form. In Spanish, this is accomplished by adding the suffix -mente to the end of the word. One thing to note, however: When the word ends in -o, drop the "o" and change it to an "a" before adding the suffix -mente.
ANDRÉS: ¿Cómo está tu familia?
SIMÓN: Está (1) maravillosamente bien.
ANDRÉS: Y tú, ¿cómo estás después de la operación? ¿Estás mejor?
SIMÓN: Estoy mejorando (improving) (2) gradualmente. Gracias.
ANDRÉS: Yo también tengo que ir (3) inmediatamente a ver al doctor. (4) últimamente no me siento bien. Me duele (5) constantemente la cabeza.
I hope this helps!
The correct transformation from Adjectives to Adverbs in the conversation given is:
A very common method to transform some adjectives into adverbs is to add the suffix "mente," however, it must be taken into account that not all adjectives allow this change and that it must be identified that the adjectives are in their singular and female form, otherwise the conversion will not be adequate.
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