This document discusses reflexive verbs in Spanish. Reflexive verbs are verbs where the subject acts upon itself, such as "Tina combs her own hair." Reflexive verbs end in "se" and use reflexive pronouns like "me" or "te" that refer back to the subject. The reflexive pronouns come before the conjugated verb form, but are attached to infinitives and present participles. Examples of common reflexive verbs are lavarse meaning "to wash oneself" and cepillarse los dientes meaning "to brush one's teeth."