“Reflexive pronouns” are words that refer back to the subject of a sentence or clause! These words end in either “-self” as in the singular form or “-selves” as in the plural form. There are eight reflexive pronouns!
0:00 Intro.
0:11 Reflexive Pronouns.
0:17 What are Nouns and Noun Phrases.
0:29 Reflexive Pronouns Refer Back to The Subject.
1:40 What Are Intensifying Pronouns.
1:58 Can You See Yourself in That New Job?
2:10 Help Yourselves To The Food.
3:40 How To Communicate in English.
Reflexive Pronouns. What are Reflexive Pronouns? Pronouns are words that replace a noun or noun phrase! “Reflexive pronouns” are words that refer back to the subject of a sentence or clause! These words end in either “-self” as in the singular form or “-selves” as in the plural form. There are eight reflexive pronouns! They are “Myself, yourself, himself, herself,
itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves.” I did not include “Oneself.” It is considered old English and is rarely used in spoken English. These same pronouns are also used as “Intensifying pronouns.” Can you find the reflexive pronouns?
I can see myself in the mirror!
Can you see yourself in that new job?
He was looking at himself in the window reflection!
Help yourselves to the food and enjoy the party.
She sent herself a copy of the letter today!
My dog hurt itself while climbing over the fence!
We blame ourselves for the poor company profits!
They always take care of themselves!
I would like to see myself in that new car.
Can you see yourself living in that country?
My cat fed itself last night!
He always compliments himself after cooking a meal!
We will just have to do it ourselves!
Start dinner without me, just help yourselves!
Some people have to learn how to help themselves!
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Bill! Time for dinner. Yes dear.
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