Reflexive verbs in French indicate an action that is done to oneself. Before the main part of the verb, a different word is added, depending on the person. However, this is the only difference, as these verbs still follow the standard patterns (-er, -ir and -re) This is shown below with the reflexive verb, se laver. The extra part, known as a reflexive pronoun has been highlighted in blue, and the endings in red.
					Here is a list of commonly used reflexive French verbs. Why not see if you can conjugate a few, in the present tense, or even the past. (all past tense French reflexive verbs use être to formulate the past tense) (don't forget the additional bit)(e.g. je me suis lavé)
							S'en aller = to go away S'appeler = to be called, call oneself Se coucher = to lie down, go to bed S'envoler = to fly, take off S'excuser = to excuse oneself, apologise Se fâcher =  to become angry S'habiller = to dress oneself, get dressed S'intéresser = to be interested in Se promener = to take a walk