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1. espejo champú maquillaje crema de afeitar 2. bañarse ducharse lavarse ponerse 3. inodoro ducha lavabo pantuflas 4. despertador levantarse jabón despertarse 5. entonces manos cara pelo Aarón se despierta a las siete, pero no se levanta hasta las siete y cuarto. Se pone la ropa y come el desayuno (breakfast). Va al baño y se ducha; luego se afeita. Antes de vestirse, se cepilla el pelo. Se cepilla los dientes, se pone los zapatos y por último sale para sus clases. 3 ¿Lógico o ilógico

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In the first exercise, we have to find a word that doesn't belong to the same meaning group as the other ones.

1. espejo champú maquillaje crema de afeitar

espejo - mirror

champú - shampoo

maquillaje - make up

crema de afeitar - shaving foam

They are all hygiene products except from espejo.

2. bañarse ducharse lavarse ponerse

bañarse - bathe

ducharse - shower

lavarse - wash yourself up

ponerse - put on

They all refer to clean yourself with water except from ponerse.

3. inodoro ducha lavabo pantuflas

inodoro - toilet

ducha - shower

lavabo - sink

pantuflas - slippers

They are all part of the bathroom except from pantuflas.

4. despertador levantarse jabón despertarse

despertador - alarm clock

levantarse - get up

jabón - soap

despertarse - wake up

They all have to do with leaving bed in the morning except from jabón.

5. entonces manos cara pelo

entonces - then

manos - hands

cara - face

pelo - hair

They are all part of body except from entonces.

Aarón se despierta a las siete, pero no se levanta hasta las siete y cuarto.

(Aaron wakes up at 7am, but he doesn't get up until 7.15.)

Se pone la ropa y come el desayuno (breakfast).

(He puts his clothes on and eats breakfast.)

Va al baño y se ducha; luego se afeita.

(He goes to the bathroom and he takes a shower, later on he shaves.)

Antes de vestirse, se cepilla el pelo.

(Before putting his clothes on, he brushes his hair.)

Se cepilla los dientes, se pone los zapatos y por último sale para sus clases.

(He brushes his teeth, he puts his shoes on y finally his goes to his classes.)

It is illogical because he cannot first put his clothes on and later on take a shower.

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