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All verbs that are preceded by "possessive adj" are reflexive

A reflexive verb normally indicates an action that one does to oneself

mi lavo
ti vesti
mi chiamo Colin
How to identify Reflexive verbs

I was myself
You dress yourself
I call myself Colin
use the reflexive pronouns

mi
ti
si
ci
vi
si
change into reflexive possissive

mio
tuo
suo
nostro
vostro
loro
Reflexive verbs are conjugaed like -are, -ere, and -ire verbs. The only difference is that they are preceded by a reflexive pronoun, which agrees with the subject.
how to conjugate -si
The reflexive pronoun is usually placed before the conjugated verb, but it can also be attached to an infinitive which drops the final -e

Mi devo lavare i denti
Devo lavarmi i denti
I have to clean my teeth
To form the negative, place non before the reflexive pronoun
Non mi metto gli stavili oggi
I have not put on my boots today
Some verbs can be used as reflexive and nonreflexive

Mi lavo
mi sveglio alle 8:00
mi guardo allo specchio
lavo la macchina
sveglio mio fratello alle 8:00
guardo la sfilata
some infinitives that end in -si are conjugated like reflexive verbs even though they don't refer to actions done to oneself

annoiarsi
arrabbiarsi
divertirsi
sbagliarsi
sentirsi
to get bored
to get angry
to have fun
to be wrong
to feel
alzarsi
to get up
annoiarsi
to get bored*
arrabbiarsi
to get angry*
aspettare
to wait for
cercare
to look for
divertirsi
to have fun*
farsi la barba
to shave
lavarsi

lavarsi i denti
lavarsi i capelli
to wash oneself

to wash one's teeth
to wash one's hair
mettersi
to put on (clothes
sbagliarsi
to be wrong*
sentirsi
to feel*
svegliarsi
to wake up
truccarsi
to put on makeup
vestirsi
to get dressed