Add to your rough draft of your comparative description the information from your Evaluación Escrita. You may copy and paste the accented and special characters from this list if needed: Á, á, É, é, Í, í, Ó, ó, Ú, ú, ü, Ñ, ñ, ¡, ¿ Your final draft should be written in complete sentences in Spanish and include the following requirements: What to include in your final draft Hint Sentence one: ☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell your name, your age, and a description of yourself. Remember: Use one reflexive pronoun before the verb llamar. Use the correct form of the verb tener to state your age. Use ser and one adjective to describe yourself. Sentence two: ☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell where you live. Remember: Use the verb vivir. Sentence three: ☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell at what time you wake up and at what time your best friend wakes up. Remember: Use one reflexive pronoun before the stem-changing verb despertarse. Use a before la/las before the time. Tell the time using words (e. g., six). Use the correct time of the day (e. g., in the morning, etc.). Sentence four: ☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell the second step of your daily routine, after you wake up. Remember: Add one ordinal number to start the sentence. Use one reflexive pronoun before your reflexive verb. Use one body part. Use one hygiene item. Sentence five: ☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell the third step of your daily routine. Remember: Add one ordinal number to start the sentence. Use one reflexive pronoun before your reflexive verb. Use one body part. Use one hygiene item. Add one adverb.