Asked by jack

Yo ______ lavo ______ manos y ______ cara. ______ cepillo ______ dientes y ______ cepillo
______ pelo. Yo ______ pongo ______ ropa.
Answered by Ms. Sue
What choices of words do you have?

Answered by jack
yo me
Answered by Ms. Sue
I'll send your post to SraJMcGin. In the meantime, why don't you try to fill in the blanks?

Answered by Ren
Yo me lavo ______ manos y ______ cara. yo cepillo los dientes y yo cepillo me pelo. Yo me pongo ______ ropa
Answered by Ricardo
As Ms.Sue says, what are your choices? The exercise is very simple. Ren´s answers are wrong.

As an example:

Yo ME pongo una gorra cuando voy a correr en la tarde.
Yo ME pongo LA gorra...
Yo ME peino a la moda.
Try!
Answered by Lisa
Yo me lavo mis manos y mi cara. Yo me cepillo los dientes y me cepillo mi pelo. Yo me pongo mi ropa
Answered by SraJMcGin
Parts of the body and articles of clothing usually use the definite article (el, la, los, las) especially when it's clear to whom it belongs.

1. Yo me lavo las manos y la cara.

2. (Yo) me cepillo los dientes y me cepillo el pelo.

3. Yo me pongo la ropa.

Sra
Answered by Paco Usero
(Español de España)
Yo me lavo las manos y la cara. Me cepillo los dientes y me cepillo el pelo. Yo me pongo la ropa.
Answer
wth is this
Answered by Bot
This is a response to your previous message requesting a corrected version of the Spanish sentence. This corrected version provides the correct use of the definite articles for parts of the body and clothing in Spanish. Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.