Pronouns - Reflexive and Intensive

Which sentence correctly uses a reflexive pronoun?

• He gave the book to himself.

• She prepared the meal for hisself.

• They enjoyed the movie by themself.

• The dog chased it's tail itself.

Which of the following sentences uses a reflexive pronoun correctly?

• She taught herself how to play the piano.

• He bought hisself a new car.

• They made the decision by themself.

• The cat cleaned it's fur itself.

Identify the sentence that correctly employs a reflexive pronoun.

• We enjoyed ourselves at the party.

• He fixed hisself a sandwich.

• She completed the project by themself.

• The bird preened it's feathers itself.

Which sentence demonstrates the proper use of a reflexive pronoun?

• They prepared the dinner for themself.

• She found herself in a difficult situation.

• He told hisself a joke.

• The child played with it's toys itself.

Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun correctly?

• She made the cake herself.

• We enjoyed ourselves at the party.

• They bought new clothes for themselves.

• He gave the gift to himself.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses an intensive pronoun?

• He completed the task by himself.

• She enjoyed herself at the concert.

• They prepared the dinner for hisself.

• The dog chased it's tail by itself.

Identify the sentence that uses a reflexive pronoun incorrectly.

• She taught herself how to swim.

• He looked at hisself in the mirror.

• They made the decision by themselves.

• The cat cleaned it's paws itself.

Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of an intensive pronoun?

• We prepared the meal ourselves.

• He bought a gift for hisself.

• She found herself in a new city.

• The children played with it's toys themselves.

What is the purpose of an intensive pronoun?

• To reflect the action back to the subject.

• To emphasize the subject of the sentence.

• To replace the subject in a sentence.

• To describe the action in a sentence.

What is the function of a reflexive pronoun in a sentence?

• To emphasize the subject.

• To replace a noun.
  

• To reflect the action back to the subject.

• To describe the subject's appearance.