How do you say doing my homework in reflexive verb?

You can't directly translate "doing my homework" into a reflexive verb in English. Reflexive verbs are used when the action of the verb is done to the subject of the verb. For example, "I wash myself" uses a reflexive verb.

Here's why you can't use a reflexive verb for "doing my homework":

* The action isn't done to the person: You're not doing something to yourself when you do your homework. You're doing something to the homework itself.

However, you can use a different phrase to express a similar idea:

* "I am applying myself to my homework." This implies you are actively working on it and focusing your effort.

* "I am working on my homework." This is a more direct and simple way to say it.

Let me know if you have another phrase you'd like to translate!