Reflexive and Indefinite Pronouns

Everybody eats lunch in the cafeteria.

• in/reflexive pronoun
• in/indefinite pronoun
• everybody/reflexive pronoun
• everybody/indefinite pronoun

Many of the students bring a sack lunch.

• many/indefinite pronoun
• many/reflexive pronoun
• of/reflexive pronoun
• students/reflexive pronouns

Others eat a hot lunch.

• others/reflexive pronoun
• others/indefinite pronoun
• lunch/reflexive pronoun
• eat/indefinite pronoun

Students help themselves to milk.

• students/indefinite pronoun
• students/reflexive pronoun
• themselves/indefinite pronoun
• themselves/re/reflexive pronoun

Mom says, "Give yourself time to eat."

• mom/reflexive pronoun
• give/indefinite pronoun
• yourself/reflexive pronoun
• time/indefinite pronoun

I chose a special place for (myself, myselves).

• myself/indefinite pronoun
• myself/reflexive pronoun
• myselves/indefinite pronoun
• myselves/reflexive pronoun

(Everybody, Many) needs a place to be alone and think.

• everybody/reflexive pronoun
• everybody/indefinite pronoun
• many/reflexive pronoun
• many/indefinite pronoun

(Few, No one) is immune to stress.

• few/reflexive pronoun
• few/indefinite pronoun
• no one/reflexive pronoun
• no one/indefinite pronoun

The teacher said, "Do your work by (theirself, yourself)."

• theirself/indefinite pronoun
• theirself/reflexive pronoun
• yourself/indefinite pronoun
• yourself/reflexive pronoun

(Several, Someone) of my friends have pets at home.

• several/reflexive pronoun
• several/indefinite pronoun
• someone/reflexive pronoun
• someone/indefinite pronoun