Reflexive verbs in Dutch grammar are verbs that indicate the subject is performing the action on themselves. They are often used to express emotions, self-care, and daily routines. In Dutch, reflexive verbs are formed by adding a reflexive pronoun, such as “zich” or “me”, before the verb conjugated in the appropriate tense. Some common reflexive verbs in Dutch include “zich wassen” (to wash oneself), “zich voelen” (to feel), and “zich herinneren” (to remember). In this exercise, you will practice using reflexive verbs in Dutch sentences.