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1. Miguel

The image for Miguel shows him in a bathtub, so the action is bathing. The subject is "Miguel" (él), so we use the reflexive verb "bañarse" with the reflexive pronoun "se" and the correct conjugation for "él". The conjugation of "bañarse" for "él" is "se baña".

The image for "Yo" shows a person getting out of bed, so the action is getting up. The subject is "yo", so we use the reflexive verb "levantarse" with the reflexive pronoun "me" and the correct conjugation for "yo". The conjugation of "levantarse" for "yo" is "me levanto".

The image for "Julia y yo" shows two people (including "yo") eating? Wait, no, looking at the image, maybe it's washing? Wait, no, the verbs include "lavarse" or maybe "cepillarse"? Wait, no, the image for Julia y yo: let's re - check. Wait, the subject is "Julia y yo" which is "nosotros" (first person plural). Let's assume the action is washing (maybe hands or face). The reflexive verb "lavarse" for "nosotros" is "nos lavamos". Wait, but maybe the image is about having breakfast? No, the verbs are reflexive. Wait, maybe it's "lavarse" (la cara, las manos, el pelo) or "cepillarse"? Wait, perhaps the image is of two people (Julia and I) washing. So for "Julia y yo" (nosotros), the reflexive verb "lavarse" would be "nos lavamos".

Answer:

se baña

2. Yo