Review: Reflexive verbs have the SAME subject as recipient, which means that the person who does the action also receives it. You can recognize an infinitive as reflexive by the way it ends-in a SE, for example BANARSE means to bathe oneself. Remember that reflexive verbs are things that you do to yourself as well as emotional, involuntary, or directional verbs. The best practice is to memorize verbs that end in SE as reflexives. Formation: Reflexive verbs require a pronoun in front when they are conjugated as single-word verbs. For example, Llamarse (to call oneself, i.e. to be named) conjugates in the present tense as follows: Me llamo Nos llamamos Te llamas Os llamáis Se llama Se llaman When you have a three word verb such as an infinitive construction, you may put the pronoun on the end, such as "tengo que banarme" In the exercise that follows, conjugate the reflexive verbs. I have not included the vocabulary, so that you know whether your difficulties are vocabulary or grammar related. If you do not know the infinitive, please search it in a dictionary. Watch the tense. Not all of these are in the present tense.