Relative and Reflexive Pronouns

Kate usually talks to __________ in front of the mirror

• sheself

• yourself

• herself

• each other

When we do 'self-talk', we talk to ________.

• ourselves

• one another

• ourself

• themselves

The neighbors on the fifth floor do not get along with _______

• themselves

• one another

• himself

• each other

Peter and Sue helped _______ with the homework

• myself

• themselves

• each other

• one another

The little bird injured ______ when falling out of the tree.

• himself

• myself

• herself

• itself

I am teaching ________ to play piano.

• myself

• each other

• yourselves

• one another

Listen, guys! The food and drinks are over there. Please come and help _______

• yourselves

• yourself

• one another

• themselves

I hadn't realized how much Jane and her teammates hated _______.

• ourselves

• each other

• themselves

• one another

Top athletes not only compete against _______, they also compete against ________ when they try to improve thier performance.

• one another

• each other

• themselves

• yourslef

• ourselves

One sports psychologist believes that Olympic athletes are not very different from _______. When two top athletes compete against ______, the winner is the one with the most powerful positive motivation. Ordinary people like us can also create this positive motivation to help ______ succeed in difficult situations.

• himself

• one another

• themselves

• ourselves

• each other