I had to put the verbs in the past tense-thank you

1.Cuando el doctor me pregunta, ¿cómo te sientes?, yo respondo que no me siento bien.
Cuando el doctor me pregunté, ¿como te sientiste?, yo respondí que no me sientí bien
2.Toso y estornudo mucho.Tosí y estornudé.
3.Me duele la garganta. I don’t know how to do Me duele la garganta in the past
4.También me duele la cabeza.También me duele la cabez.-I don’t know how to do duele in the past

Please check these dtoo-they're different

Let me tell you the truth, now, at the beginning of your studying the Preterit. "The Preterit is the most difficult tense of all the Spanish tenses! Just take it a little bit at a time. In the first post I saw, which was your latest, I explained about the stem-changes (or not) in the Preterit, as far as you have gone so far. And, you have just begun!

1. el doctor me preguntó (HE asked & I did not ask myself)....no me sentí bien. You don' t want a strong first vowel (sien) when the 2nd vowel is the one that must be heard (because of the accent mark = tí)

2. good!

3. go back to the infinitive. "duele" comes from the infinitive "doler" so the verb form in the Preterit is "dolió"

4. Same thing for #4 as for #3.

I can give you a more thorough explanation in the Preterit, if you would like, from a review sheet I did for my students a long time ago. You only have to ask.

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I would appreciate anything you can provide-I'm really stuck

Thank you so much

To put the verbs in the past tense, we generally add an -ed or -d to regular verbs in English. However, in Spanish, the past tense is formed differently. Let's go through each sentence and explain how to put the verbs in the past tense:

1. "Cuando el doctor me pregunta, ¿cómo te sientes?, yo respondo que no me siento bien."
To put the verb "pregunta" in the past tense, we use the preterite tense, which is "preguntó." So, the sentence becomes: "Cuando el doctor me preguntó, ¿cómo te sentiste?, yo respondí que no me sentí bien."

2. "Toso y estornudo mucho. Tosí y estornudé."
In this case, we use the preterite tense for the verbs "toso" and "estornudo," which become "tosí" and "estornudé" in the past tense. So, the sentence becomes: "Tosí y estornudé mucho."

3. "Me duele la garganta."
To express "me duele" (it hurts me) in the past tense, we use the verb "doler" in the preterite tense, which is "dolió." So, the sentence becomes: "Me dolió la garganta."

4. "También me duele la cabeza."
To put the verb "duele" in the past tense, we use the preterite tense of the verb "doler," which is "dolió." So, the sentence becomes: "También me dolió la cabeza."

Remember, verb conjugation in Spanish varies based on the subject pronoun and tense. It's important to learn the conjugation patterns for each tense in order to correctly form verb phrases in Spanish.