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Panorama Lección 7 Word Scramble

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Inglés	Español
to remember	acordarse (o:ue)
to go to bed	acostarse (o:ue)
to shave	afeitarse
to bathe; take a bath	bañarse
to brush one´s hair	cepillarse el pelo
to brush one´s teeth	cepillarse los dientes
to say goodbye	despedirse (e:i)
to fall asleep	dormirse (o:ue)
to take a shower	ducharse
to get angry (with)	enojarse (con)
to go away, to leave	irse
to wash one´s face	lavarse la cara
to wash one´s hands	lavarse las manos
to get up	levantarse
to be called, to be named	llamarse
to put on makeup	maquillarse
to comb one´s hair	peinarse
to put on	ponerse
to become	ponerse
to worry (about)	preocuparse (por)
to try on	probarse (o:ue)
to stay, to remain	quedarse
to take off	quitarse
to dry one´s self	secarse
to sit down	sentarse (e:ie)
to feel	sentirse (e:ie)
to get dressed	vestirse (e:i)