Reflexive verbs are used to describe actions done to oneself. They end in "-se" and use reflexive pronouns like "me", "te", and "se" that show who is performing the action. To conjugate a reflexive verb, remove the "-se" and place it before the verb, change it to match the subject, and conjugate the verb normally. Reflexive verbs can also be used non-reflexively to describe actions on something other than oneself.

2. Reflexive verbs are used to talk about
people doing something to themselves.
Vestirse (ei): Yo me visto.
I dress myself.
Cepillarse: Ella se cepilla el pelo.
She brushes her hair.

3. There are a few things that
make reflexive verbs “special”.
1.All reflexive verbs end with –SE.
2.-SE is the reflexive pronoun.
3.The reflexive pronoun shows
who the action is being done to.

4. Here are the 6 reflexive pronouns:
(yo) ME (nosotros) NOS
(tú) TE (vosotros) OS
(ud., él, ella) (uds., ellos,
SE ellas) SE

5. To conjugate a reflexive verb,
use these 3 SIMPLE STEPS:
STEP 1:
1. Take off the –SE and put
it in front of the verb.
bañarse Se bañar

6. STEP 2:
2. Change the SE to
match the subject
(Yo) Se bañar
Me bañar

7. STEP 3:
3. Conjugate the verb to
match the subject
(Yo) Me bañar
(yo) Me baño

8. Reflexive verbs can be
NON-reflexive if the action is
being done to something else.
Yo me afeito la cara.
I shave my face.
Yo afeito el perro.
I shave the dog.

9. Reflexive pronouns with infinitives
 Reflexive pronouns are placed before
conjugated verbs OR after and attached
to the end of the infinitive.
 The reflexive pronoun must still match
the subject of the sentence.
Ex. Yo me lavo las manos.
Yo voy a lavarme las manos.