A reflexive pronoun will always contain “self” or “selves” and will reference (or reflect back to) the subject of the sentence. For instance, “myself” is the reflexive pronoun in the following sentence:
<em>I made </em><u><em>myself </em></u><em>laugh.
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As a result, it can be said that a sentence with a reflexive pronoun will have the subject doing something to itself. With that in mind, the sentence that contains a reflexive pronoun is the following sentence:
We treated <u><em>ourselves</em></u> to pizza.
Again, we can see that the subject is doing something to itself—treating itself to pizza.