REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS.

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS

REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS TAKE A LOOK MYSELF I YOURSELF YOU HIMSELF HE HERSELF ITSELF OURSELVES YOURSELVES THEMSELVES I YOU HE SHE IT WE THEY OURSELVES YOURSELVES PAY ATTENTION!!! THEMSELVES

When to use: We use the REFLEXIVE PRONOUN when the SUBJECT and the OBJECT are the same. Susan cut herself. Who cut Susan? Susan did. Who did Susan cut? Susan cut Susan. SUBJECT – SUSAN OBJECT – SUSAN

Let’s check it! Hugo must be crazy! He is talking to ______________ . You owe ____________ a break. Why don’t you two travel? Poli is cooking ____________ some Miojo. Bia is buying ____________ a new BMW. Claudio usually hits ____________ when he is angry. Bianca thinks she is really beautiful because she usually sees ____________ at the mirror for hours. himself yourselves herself herself himself herself

Reflexive or not? Francisco is hitting ____________ because he didn’t give all the exercises. Samuel is dancing with ____________. HIM HER

Beth is talking to ____________. Fred is playing with ____________. The children are enjoying ____________. HIM HER THEMSELVES

Harold loves ____________. But loves ____________. HER US