It is important to assure the student that they are no different than other verbs when it comes to conjugating them. It may be helpful to present reflexives as verbs where the indirect object is the same as the subject. Reflexive pronouns can be presented as a special type of indirect object pronoun that refers back to the subject. Adjectives used to describe an object objectively are placed after the noun. Adjectives used subjectively are found before the noun.
Many students have problems discerning when to use demonstrative adjectives and pronouns.
This is partly due to the list of circumstances that many textbooks teach. Fortunately, however, the list can be reduced to one circumstance for each verb. Take, for example, location. The location of the object is it a condition that the object exists in. A meeting, on the other hand, is defined by its location.