What are the main differences between reflexive and relative pronouns?

• Reflexive pronouns refer to the subject, while relative pronouns introduce subordinate clauses.

• Reflexive pronouns are used only in interrogative sentences.

• Relative pronouns always refer to nouns in the plural form.

• Reflexive and relative pronouns have the same meaning.

Complete the sentence: This is a person ...... helped me in a difficult situation.

• who

• that

• whom

• which

Create a sentence using the reflexive pronoun 'yourself'.

• We are laughing.

• He is learning.

• She is smiling.

• She is playing.

In what context do we use relative pronouns? Provide an example.

• The book that I wrote is boring.

• The book that is on the table is mine.

• The book that I bought yesterday is expensive.

• For example: 'The book that I am reading is interesting.'

Correct the sentence: 'This is the book that I read.'

• This is the book that I read.

• This is the book that I read.

• This is the book that I read.

• This is the book that I read.

Complete the sentence: She herself _____ did the homework.

• always

• never

• sometimes

• herself

What reflexive pronouns can be used in the sentence: 'He _____ said he would come'?

• my

• you

• they

• himself

Provide an example of a sentence in which you use the relative pronoun 'which'.

• The movie that I watched was boring.

• The dog that runs in the park is friendly.

• The book that I am reading is very interesting.

• The book that is on the table is mine.

Choose the correct form: 'This is the movie that _____ everyone is talking about.'

• about which

• in which

• on which

• that

Create a sentence using a reflexive pronoun in the past tense.

• She washed her hands.

• She washed herself every day.

• She washed the table.

• She washed herself.