Reflexive vs. Intensive Pronouns

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Reflexive vs. Intensive Pronouns

Reflexive Pronouns Yourself Myself Ourselves Himself Itself Themselves

Intensive Pronouns Yourself Myself Ourselves Himself Itself Themselves

Oh my gah, they’re the same pronoun examples! Intensive Pronouns Yourself Myself Ourselves Himself Itself Themselves Oh my gah, they’re the same pronoun examples!

So what’s the difference? Reflexive Intensive Pronoun refers back to the subject The climbers warned themselves to be prepared for anything. Emphasizes the noun or pronoun within the same sentence I myself would like to climb a high mountain someday.

More examples: The mountain itself is quite a challenge. He hurt himself while he was climbing. My sister climbed the mountain herself. We started giving ourselves more breaks as we got closer to the top. In my dreams, I saw myself climbing the most challenging mountain.

More examples: The mountain itself is quite a challenge. INTENSIVE He hurt himself while he was climbing. My sister climbed the mountain herself. We started giving ourselves more breaks as we got closer to the top. In my dreams, I saw myself climbing the most challenging mountain.

More examples: The mountain itself is quite a challenge. INTENSIVE He hurt himself while he was climbing. REFLEXIVE My sister climbed the mountain herself. We started giving ourselves more breaks as we got closer to the top. In my dreams, I saw myself climbing the most challenging mountain.

More examples: The mountain itself is quite a challenge. INTENSIVE He hurt himself while he was climbing. REFLEXIVE My sister climbed the mountain herself. INTENSIVE We started giving ourselves more breaks as we got closer to the top. In my dreams, I saw myself climbing the most challenging mountain.

More examples: The mountain itself is quite a challenge. INTENSIVE He hurt himself while he was climbing. REFLEXIVE My sister climbed the mountain herself. INTENSIVE We started giving ourselves more breaks as we got closer to the top. REFLEXIVE In my dreams, I saw myself climbing the most challenging mountain.

More examples: The mountain itself is quite a challenge. INTENSIVE He hurt himself while he was climbing. REFLEXIVE My sister climbed the mountain herself. INTENSIVE We started giving ourselves more breaks as we got closer to the top. REFLEXIVE In my dreams, I saw myself climbing the most challenging mountain. REFLEXIVE

Review: What does a pronoun take the place of?

Review: What does a pronoun take the place of?

Review: What is that noun called?

Review: What is that noun called? ANTECEDENT

Where are the pronouns? Take some time to look up at the stars. They are beautiful. When the Greeks looked up, they told stories about the stars. The stars sent out their light years ago.

What are their antecedents? Take some time to look up at the stars. They are beautiful. When the Greeks looked up, they told stories about the stars. The stars sent out their light years ago.

Take some time to look up at the stars. They are beautiful. When the Greeks looked up, they told stories about the stars. The stars sent out their light years ago.