Me a) cepillo los dientes. te b) cepilláis los dientes. se c) cepilla los dientes. nos d) cepillas los dientes. os e) cepillamos los dientes.

The correct match between the object pronouns and the sentences is:

Explanation:

The translation of the sentences is:

Object pronouns are used to identify who relapses the action taken, however, when the action falls on the same person who performs it, in Spanish only the object pronoun is usually written leaving the personal pronoun as "tacit," therefore, Here is the conjugation that the verb "cepillar" has, in Simple Present Tense, taking into account the objects pronouns and the personal pronouns:

As you can see, where you should focus your attention is on the conjugation of the verb, which varies depending on the personal pronoun and/or the object pronoun.

no me gusta oler los calcetines.

explanation:

you can say i dislike to smell socks in spanish. this would be ''no me gusta oler los calcetines.''