Reflexive Pronouns Usage and Functions

The video tutorial explains reflexive pronouns, their functions, and usage rules. It begins with an introduction to reflexive pronouns, followed by examples where they act as objects. The tutorial then covers the two main functions: reflecting actions back on the subject and emphasizing the performer of an action. It also outlines rules and exceptions for using reflexive pronouns, such as not using them after actions people usually do for themselves. The video concludes with a practice activity to reinforce learning.

What is a reflexive pronoun used for when the subject and object are the same?

• To replace the adjective

• To replace the object

• To replace the verb

• To replace the subject

In the sentence 'She was pleased with herself', what role does 'herself' play?

• Indirect object

• Adjective

• Direct object

• Subject

What is one of the main functions of reflexive pronouns?

• To change the tense of the verb

• To emphasize the subject

• To replace the noun

• To modify the adjective

Which sentence correctly uses a reflexive pronoun for emphasis?

• I baked the cake myself.

• I myself baked the cake.

• Baked myself the cake I.

• Myself I baked the cake.

When should reflexive pronouns not be used?

• As direct objects

• As indirect objects

• To emphasize the subject

• After actions people usually do for themselves

How can reflexive pronouns be used with 'by'?

• To indicate a group action

• To modify the verb

• To show an action done alone

• To replace the subject

Which sentence correctly uses a reflexive pronoun with 'by'?

• By himself he watched TV.

• He watched TV himself by.

• Himself by he watched TV.

• He watched TV by himself.

What is the purpose of the activity section in the video?

• To practice sentence structure

• To practice using reflexive pronouns

• To test knowledge of verbs

• To learn new vocabulary

Which verb is suggested for creating sentences with reflexive pronouns?

• Run

• Help

• Eat

• Sleep

What should you do if you're stuck for ideas in the activity section?

• Use suggested verbs

• Look up examples online

• Skip the activity

• Ask a friend