Intensive Pronouns and verbals

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Intensive pronoun:

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Emphasizes its antecedent.

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Intensive pronouns end with:

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-self or -selves

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Reflexive pronoun?

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Refers back to the subject of the sentence.

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Difference between reflexive and intensive pronouns:

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Removing a reflexive pronoun changes the meaning; removing an intensive pronoun does not.

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Is 'ourselves' reflexive or intensive in: "Terrence and I bought ourselves gliders at the fair."?

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reflexive

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Three types of verbal phrases:

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Participial, gerund, and infinitive phrases.

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A gerund becomes a noun by adding what ending?

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-ing

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Participle turns a verb into?

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Adjective or adverb.

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Infinitives begin with?

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the word 'to'

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Infinitives can be used as:

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Nouns, adjectives, or adverbs.