Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns

The video tutorial by Rajna covers the correct usage of reflexive pronouns like 'myself', 'yourself', 'themselves', and 'ourselves'. It highlights common mistakes people make, such as using 'myself' in introductions, and provides correct usage examples. Reflexive pronouns are explained as reflecting back on the subject, while intensive pronouns emphasize the subject's action. The tutorial also clarifies the use of plural forms like 'ourselves' and 'themselves'.

What is a common mistake people make when introducing themselves?

• Saying 'hello' followed by their name

• Saying 'my name is' followed by their name

• Saying 'I am' followed by their name

• Saying 'myself' followed by their name

How should you correctly introduce yourself?

• I am followed by your name

• Himself followed by your name

• Myself followed by your name

• Yourself followed by your name

What is the correct response to 'How are you?'

• I'm fine, and myself?

• I'm fine, thank you, and you?

• I'm fine, and yourself?

• I'm fine, and himself?

Which sentence is incorrect?

• My aunt invited my mom and me for dinner.

• Lisa and myself went out for a movie.

• Lisa and I went out for a movie.

• My aunt invited my mom and myself for dinner.

When do we use reflexive pronouns?

• When greeting someone

• When introducing oneself

• When talking about someone else

• When the action reflects back on the subject

Which of the following is a reflexive pronoun?

• Us

• They

• Myself

• Him

What is the purpose of intensive pronouns?

• To replace the subject

• To emphasize the subject

• To introduce oneself

• To reflect the action back

Which sentence uses an intensive pronoun correctly?

• I baked it myself.

• I baked it by himself.

• I baked myself.

• I baked it by herself.

What is the reflexive pronoun for 'we'?

• Ourself

• Ourselves

• Themselves

• Yourselves

Which of the following is incorrect?

• The child got dressed by himself.

• The children got dressed.

• The child got dressed by themselves.

• The children got dressed by themselves.