This document discusses reflexive verbs in Spanish. It provides three key points about reflexive verbs:
1) Reflexive verbs are verbs whose subject and object are the same. They always end in "-se" and use reflexive pronouns like "me", "te", and "se".
2) When conjugating reflexive verbs, the subject acts as both the doer and receiver of the action.
3) There are several ways that a direct object pronoun can attach to reflexive verbs, including when the verb is an infinitive, affirmative command, or in the gerund form for present progressive tense.