WorksheetsReflexive and Intensive Pronouns
Total questions: 5
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a Reflexive Pronoun?
A type of pronoun that goes after the adverb, adjective, pronoun, or noun it is referring to.
A type of pronoun that goes before the adverb, adjective, pronoun, or noun it is referring to.
A type of noun that goes before the adverb, adjective, pronoun, or noun it is referring to.
A word with the letters 'self' in it.
Which of these is a sentence example of a Reflexive Pronoun?
I self corrected my quiz, and I only got one question wrong.
He was a very good hockey player, but he got himself injured in the last game and he's now out for the next three games.
Since it was my car, I payed for it myself.
The bluejay soared over our heads.
What is the definition of Intensive Pronoun?
Intensive Pronouns are added to emphasize the noun, pronoun, adverb, or adjective it is referring to.
Intensive Pronouns are added to emphasize the noun, pronoun, adverb, or adjective it is referring to. If you take away the Intensive Pronoun, the sentence will still make sense.
Intensive Pronouns are added to emphasize the noun, adverb, or adjective it is referring to.
Lucille herself sewed the dress.
Which of these is a sentence example of an Intensive Pronoun?
Alex made dinner all by himself.
Randy himself fixed the car.
The butterfly itself landed on the flower.
Benji was being himself yesterday; he wore his favourite colour pink to school.
Which of these sentences has an example of a Reflexive OR Intensive Pronoun?
Flo is the name of the Progressive lady.
"The groundhog himself came out of his den today!" The reporter cheerfully announced.
When Fred threw the baseball, it crashed through his neighbour's window. Fred could hear the television fall and crash to the carpet.
Katelyn won the Grammy the other day; she called herself humbled to win.
Did you know that if a starfish's fin falls off, it can repair itself.
