Maribel quiere  (quedarse) en su cuarto./ Maribel wants to stay in her room.

Raul, ¿por qué no (cubrirse) la boca cuando estarnudas./ Raul, why don't you cover your mouth when you sneeze?

Vamos a nadar y despues (vamos a cambiarse) la ropa./ We are going to swim and afterwards  we are going to change our clothes.

I have to wash my hands.

You get dressed quickly.

What is your name?

Por la mañana, nosotros (bañarse) y (cepillarse) los dientes. / In the mornings, we bathe and  brush our teeth.

A veces yo ponerse chongos y tú ponerse listones en el cabello. / Sometimes I put on ponytails  and you put on ribbons in your hair.

Elena quiere (hacerse) un pastel para tu cumple años. / Elena wants to make you a cake for your birthday.

¿Puedes (comerse) todas las uvas solo? / You can eat all the grapes by yourself?

In Spanish sentences, the second verb in the sentence must also be conjugated.

If their are two vebs in the sentence, and the second verb has a reflexive pronoun, then the reflexive pronoun can be placed either in front of the first verb or attached to tthe end of the second verb.