To complete these sentences, we need to add the corresponding indirect object pronoun in each case. An indirect object pronoun replaces an indirect object telling us to whom or for whom an action has been performed. Therefore, we have:
1. Se le olvidó tomar su medicina.
The action is being performed for her, so we use the corresponding indirect object pronoun, which is le
2. Se le quedaron las recetas en el consultorio.
The action is being performed for him, so we use the corresponding indirect object pronoun, which is le
3. Se les olvidó un paciente.
In this case, the action is being performed for them, so the corresponding indirect object pronoun we must use is le
4. Se me rompieron tres huesos.
Here the action is done for me, so we use the corresponding indirect object pronoun, which is me
5. Se nos dañaron los oídos en el concierto.
The action is being performed for us. Thus, we use the corresponding indirect object pronoun, which is nos
6. Se les perdió el niño en el hospital.
Here the action is done for them, so we use the corresponding indirect object pronoun, which is les
Se venden casas en Lima, Perú.
comer
hablar
hacer
necesitar
practicar
prohibir
We use the se impersonal with a verb conjugated for the third person singular. Hence, we just need to conjugate each corresponding verb in the simple present and matching the third person singular. Next, set each conjugation after the se impersonal in the corresponding sentence. So:
1. Se habla varios idiomas en esta clínica.
Habla comes from the verb hablar
2. Se come comida sana en este restaurante.
Come comes from the verb comer
3. Se prohibe fumar en la sala de espera.
Prohibe comes from the verb prohibir
4. Se hace ejercicio para estar saludable.
Hace comes from the verb hacer
5. Se practica operaciones de rodilla.
Practica comes from the verb practicar
6. Se necesita más doctores en este hospital.
Necesita comes from the verb necesitar
