Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns

Types Of Pronouns|Revision|Reflexive Emphatic Pronouns|Reflexive Pronoun|Emphatic Pronouns|OMR|Summary|Relative Pronouns|Reciprocal Pronouns

Types Of Pronouns|Revision|Reflexive Pronoun|Emphatic Pronouns|Reflexive Emphatic Pronouns|Reciprocal Pronouns|Relative Pronouns|OMR|Summary

Fill in the blank with suitable Reflexive or Emphasizing Pronoun The teacher ...... gave me the book.

Definition - Pronoun|Types Of Pronouns|Personal Pronouns|Possessive Pronoun|Reflexive Pronoun|Summary|Pronouns - Introduction|Sentences|OMR

Pronoun|Sequence of Pronouns|Use Of Objective Case|Reflexive Pronoun|Possessive Adjective + Gerund|OMR

Pronouns - Introduction|Definition - Pronoun|Types Of Pronouns|Sentences|Personal Pronouns|Possessive Pronoun|Reflexive Pronoun|OMR|Summary

Fill in the blank with Suitable Reflexive Pronoun: She laughed at ..... .

Fill in the blank with suitable reflexive pronoun. The horse fell and hurt .......

Fill in the blank with suitable reflexive pronoun. I set ...... a hard task.

1. He made them himself at odd moments. 2. He raised himself. 3. He had let himself be fooled by a bait and had been caught. 4. … a day may come when you yourself may want to get a big piece of pork. Notice the way in which these reflexive pronouns have been used (pronoun + self) In 1 and 4 the reflexive pronouns "himself" and "yourself" are used to convey emphasis. In 2 and 3 the reflexive pronoun is used in place of personal pronoun to signal that it refers to the same subject in the sentence. Pick out other examples of the use of reflexive pronouns from the story and notice how they are used.