Present Tense Reflexive Verbs in Italian
Or the verb tense that’s all about you
Reflexive verbs are probably the most narcissistic grammar form in Italian. They change just to show that whatever you’re doing… you’re doing to yourself.
(If you’re thinking dirty, stop it.)
Examples of where reflexive verbs are used are in situations like:
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