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Determiners In English|Pronouns|Subject Pronouns|Examples|Object Pronouns|Numbers In English|Pick The Right Quantifier|Using "Much" And "Many"|Indefinite And Incomplete Quantities|Summary

Pronouns|Determiners In English|Subject Pronouns|Examples|Object Pronouns|Numbers In English|Summary|Using "Much" And "Many"|Pick The Right Quantifier|Indefinite And Incomplete Quantities

Tense | Points To Remember | English For Competitive Exams | SSC | IBPS PO

One Word Substitution From Previous Years SSC CGL Exams | English For Competitive Exams

Tense | Spotting Error | English For Competitive Exams | SSC | IBPS PO

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.

Tense | Past Perfect | Past Perfect Continuous | English For Competitive Exams | SSC | IBPS PO