Primero, eduardo se acuesta. después a. se duerme c. se afeita b. se despierta d. all of the above

Primero, Eduardo se acuesta. Después [blank] translates to "First, Eduardo lays down. Afterwards [blank]". The options are as follows.

a. se duerme - "he goes to sleep"
b. se despierta - "he wakes up"
c. se afeita - "he shaves"
d. all of the above

Since Eduardo is going to bed, it's safe to infer that he won't be shaving. That eliminates options C and D. Between options A and B, B makes less sense than A; if he's just gone to bed, how would he be waking up immediately afterwards? Thus I conclude the correct option is A - se duerme.

Primero, Eduardo se acuesta. Después, se duerme. ("First, Eduardo lays down. Then, he sleeps.")

The answer is
Se duerme
Because after Eduardo goes to bed, the next thing he does will be sleep( se duerme)

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