Understanding Intensive and Reflexive Pronouns

What suffixes are used to form intensive and reflexive pronouns?

• -self and -selves

• -ing and -ed

• -er and -est

• -ly and -ness

Which of the following is an example of an intensive pronoun?

• Myself

• Themselves

• Ourselves

• Himself

What is the primary function of an intensive pronoun in a sentence?

• To modify the object

• To replace the verb

• To add emphasis

• To change the subject

In the sentence 'You should never underestimate yourself', what role does 'yourself' play?

• Adjective

• Reflexive pronoun

• Intensive pronoun

• Subject

What happens to the sentence meaning if a reflexive pronoun is removed?

• It remains unchanged

• It becomes more emphatic

• It becomes incomplete

• It becomes a question

In the sentence 'She herself bought a jacket', what is the function of 'herself'?

• To indicate possession

• To add emphasis

• To change the subject

• To modify the verb

Which sentence correctly uses a reflexive pronoun?

• She bought herself a jacket

• She bought a jacket herself

• She herself bought a jacket

• She bought a jacket

How can you confirm that 'herself' is a reflexive pronoun in 'She bought herself a jacket'?

• By changing the subject

• By adding another pronoun

• By removing 'herself'

• By changing the object

What is the effect of removing 'herself' from 'She bought herself a jacket'?

• The sentence becomes a question

• The sentence loses information

• The sentence remains the same

• The sentence becomes more emphatic

In the example 'She bought him a jacket', what does changing the object demonstrate?

• The reflexive nature of the pronoun

• The emphasis on the subject

• The difference between subject and object

• The use of intensive pronouns