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Jerry is deciding whether to share his apartment with three Hispanic students: Elena from Bolivia, Jorge from Spain, and Lola from Miami. Before he makes a decision, Jerry talks to his prospective roomates about their daily routines to see whether they might be a good fit. Complete the dialogue with the appropriate forms of each verb. ¡OJO! Jorge (from Spain) uses the vosotros form.
Jorge: Pues, yo me despierto (despertarse) a las 5:00 de la mañana porque trabajo muy temprano. Me baño (Bañarse) enseguida (right away) y después me seco (secarme) y me pongo (ponerme) la ropa. ¿Y vosotros? ¿A qué hora os levantáis (levantarse)?

Elena: Yo, aunque (although) me duermo(dormirse) tarde, me despierto
(despertarse) a las 7:00 de la mañana porque tengo clase a las 8:00. ¿Y tú, Lola,
(acostarse) tarde y (despertarse) temprano también, ¿no?
Lola: Sí. Y (ducharse), (vestirse) y (maquillarse) en el baño, así que paso mucho tiempo allí en la mañana.
Elena: Ah, ¡no te preocupes! A mí me gusta (pintarse) en mi cuarto. No paso mucho tiempo en el baño en la mañana. Parece que todo está bien entonces, ¿no?
Jerry: Un momento, por favor. Yo también (levantarse) temprano, a las 7:30. Necesito (bañarse) inmediatamente para (despertarse). Después

(cepillarse) los dientes, (peinarse) y (afeitarse). Finalmente,
(ponerse) la ropa y salgo del baño a las 8:30.
Jorge: Este hombre (cuidarse) bien, ¿no?

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