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Final Answer:
1. Bebe la leche.
2. Toma las vitaminas.
3. Compra el jugo de naranja.
4. Evita la comida basura.
5. Lávate
6. Despiértate
7. Acuéstate
8. Dúchate
9. Ponte
10. Córte

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Explanation:
We’re turning sentences into affirmative commands (tú form) with the correct direct object pronoun attached to the end of the verb.

For part D:
- Each sentence says someone *doesn’t* do something (e.g., “José no bebe leche”). We change it to a positive command: “Bebe la leche.”
- “Leche” is feminine singular → use la. So “bebe” + “la” = bébela? Wait — but the model shows “Cómelas” (not “Cómelas” with accent on *me*), and the instruction says: *add the written accent mark to the stressed syllable* when the verb has 2+ syllables and we attach a pronoun.

Let’s check the verbs:
1. beber → 2 syllables (be-ber) → add pronoun la → bébela → stress moves to first syllable, so we write bébela (accent on *é*).
But the model used “Cómelas” (not “Cómelas” with accent on *me*), and in the example: “Ana no come las verduras. → Cómelas.”
“Comer” = 2 syllables → co-mer → attach *las* → cómelas (accent on *ó*, because without accent it would be *comelas*, which sounds wrong — stress must stay on original verb stress: *có*-mer → *có*-melas).

So rule: When you attach a pronoun to a 2+ syllable verb, keep the original stress by adding an accent on the stressed vowel.

Now apply:

1. beber + la → bébela
But wait — the blank is just one line, and in the model they wrote “Cómelas” (no space). So answer should be one word.

However, looking at the worksheet format, the blanks are likely expecting just the verb + pronoun, with accent.

Let’s do each carefully:

1. José no bebe leche. → Command: Bébela
2. Andrés no toma las vitaminas. → tomar + las = Tómalas
3. Luci no compra el jugo de norange. → comprar + el = Cómpralo
4. Beatriz no evita la comida basura. → evitar + la = Evítala

Now part E: reflexive verbs — attach reflexive pronoun *te* (since it’s tú), and add accent if needed.

Verbs given in parentheses are infinitives; we need tú command + *te*.

1. lavarse → lávate (lavár → lávate — 2 syllables, stress on first, so lávate)
2. despertarse → despiértate (des-per-tar-se → command: despiértate — 4 syllables, stress on *piér*, so despiértate)
3. acostarse → acuéstate (a-cos-tar-se, command: acuéstate — stress on *cué*, so acuéstate)
4. ducharse → dúchate (du-char-se → dúchate)
5. ponerse → ponte (poner → pon → pon + te = ponte — only 2 syllables total? *pon-te* — stress on *pon*, so no accent needed for 2-syllable verb ending in -n? Actually, “pon” is 1 syllable, so “ponte” is 2 syllables, stress on first → no accent. Correct: ponte)
6. cortarse → córtate (cor-tar-se, command: córtate — stress on *ór*, so córtate)

But the blanks in E are written as:
1. ________ las manos antes de comer. → should be Lávate
2. ________ temprano por la mañana. → Despiértate
3. ________ antes de las nueve de la noche. → Acuéstate
4. ________ todos los días. → Dúchate
5. ________ un sombrero y una chaqueta cuando hace frío. → Ponte
6. ________ las uñas una vez por semana. → Córtate

So final answers:

D:
1. Bébela
2. Tómalas
3. Cómpralo
4. Evítala

E:
1. Lávate
2. Despiértate
3. Acuéstate
4. Dúchate
5. Ponte
6. Córtate

But the problem asks for the answers to fill in the blanks — and the blanks are single lines, so we give exactly those words.

Since the user didn’t specify ExplainAnswer = true, but the instructions say: *If ExplainAnswer is false, completely omit that section.* And in the input, ExplainAnswer: false.

So only Final Answer section is required.

But the Final Answer must contain all 10 answers in order.

Let me list them clearly as they appear:

D.1 → Bébela
D.2 → Tómalas
D.3 → Cómpralo
D.4 → Evítala

E.1 → Lávate
E.2 → Despiértate
E.3 → Acuéstate
E.4 → Dúchate
E.5 → Ponte
E.6 → Córtate

So Final Answer line should have all 10, probably separated as in worksheet.

Since it's a fill-in, and the format expects one answer per blank, I’ll write them in order, separated by newlines or commas? The instruction says: “Provide only the final correct answer.” — and in such worksheets, answers are listed plainly.

I’ll output one per line as they appear:

Bébela
Tómalas
Cómpralo
Evítala
Lávate
Despiértate
Acuéstate
Dúchate
Ponte
Córtate