In the sentence, "I look at myself in the mirror and decide I need more exercise.", what noun or pronoun does "myself" refer to?

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repeat the statement: I look at myself in the mirror and decide I need more exercise.

Write the correct reflexive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. My friend and I see (a)   winning ballgames.
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In the sentence, "My friend and I see ourselves winning ballgames.", what noun or pronoun does "ourselves" refer to?


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Repeat the statement: My friend and I see ourselves winning ballgames.

Write the correct reflexive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. Xavier is already getting (a)   to the baseball diamond every Saturday morning.

In the sentence, "Xavier is already getting himself to the baseball diamond every Saturday morning.", what noun or pronoun does "himself" refer to?


(a)  

Repeat the statement: Xavier is already getting himself to the baseball diamond every Saturday morning

Write the correct reflexive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. Well, a baseball can’t pitch (a)   .

In the sentence, "Well, a baseball can’t pitch itself . ", what noun or pronoun does "itself" refer to?

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Repeat the statement: Well, a baseball can’t pitch itself .

Write the correct reflexive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence.

I guess I should get (a)   off this couch and go join him.

In the sentence, "I guess I should get myself off this couch and go join him. ", what noun or pronoun does "myself" refer to?

(a)  

Repeat the statement: I guess I should get myself off this couch and go join him.

Read the sentence. Choose the correct reflexive pronoun.

When you’re on a sports team, you need to apply​ (a)   .

In the sentence, "When you’re on a sports team, you need to apply yourself ", what noun or pronoun does "yourself" refer to?


(a)  

Repeat the statement: When you’re on a sports team, you need to apply yourself

In the sentence, "Xavier and I prepare ourselves for practice with some stretching exercises. ", what noun or pronoun does "ourselves" refer to?


(a)  

Repeat the statement: Xavier and I prepare ourselves for practice with some stretching exercises.

In the sentence, "After all, even professional ballplayers can hurt themselves if they aren’t prepared. ", what noun or pronoun does "themselves" refer to?


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repeat the statement: After all, even professional ballplayers can hurt themselves if they aren’t prepared.

In the sentence, "Xavier forces himself to play his best until the coach pulls us out for an inning." , what noun or pronoun does "himself " refer to?

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Repeat the statement: Xavier forces himself to play his best until the coach pulls us out for an inning.

In the sentence, "Our coach yells to us, “Drink water. Don’t dehydrate yourself.", what noun or pronoun does "yourself" refer to?


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Repeat the statement: Drink water. Don’t dehydrate yourself.

In the sentence, "When the game is over, we congratulate ourselves. We won! .", what noun or pronoun does "ourselves" refer to?

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Repeat the statement: When the game is over, we congratulate ourselves. We won!

Write the correct intensive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. I (a)   read a lot of books about history. Answer Explanation: English: The sentence requires an intensive pronoun to emphasize the subject "I." The correct pronoun is "myself," which is used to stress that "I" am the one who reads a lot of books about history. Spanish: La oración requiere un pronombre intensivo para enfatizar el sujeto "I". El pronombre correcto es "myself", que se usa para enfatizar que "yo" soy quien lee muchos libros sobre historia.

In the sentence, "I myself read a lot of books about history. ", what noun or pronoun does "myself" refer to?
Answer Explanation: The pronoun "myself" is a reflexive pronoun that refers back to the subject of the sentence, which is "I".
Explicación de la respuesta: El pronombre "myself" es un pronombre reflexivo que se refiere al sujeto de la oración, que es "I".

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Repeat the statement: I myself read a lot of books about history.

Write the correct intensive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. The school library (a)   cannot offer every book I want.

In the sentence, "The school library itself cannot offer every book I want.", what noun or pronoun does "itself" refer to?
Answer Explanation: The word "itself" is used to emphasize the noun it refers to, which in this case is "The school library".
Explicación de la respuesta: La palabra "itself" se usa para enfatizar el sustantivo al que se refiere, que en este caso es "La biblioteca escolar".

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Repeat the statement: The school library itself cannot offer every book I want.

Write the correct intensive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. Even the public library (a)   doesn’t have everything.

Answer Explanation: The sentence requires an intensive pronoun to emphasize the subject, "the public library." The correct intensive pronoun is "itself," which refers back to "the public library."

Explicación de la respuesta: La oración requiere un pronombre intensivo para enfatizar el sujeto, "la biblioteca pública." El pronombre intensivo correcto es "itself," que se refiere a "la biblioteca pública."

In the sentence, "Even the public library (a)   doesn’t have everything.", what noun or pronoun does "itself" refer to?
Answer Explanation: In this sentence, the word "itself" is used to emphasize the noun that comes before it, which is "the public library". Therefore, "itself" refers to "the public library".
Explicación de la respuesta: En esta oración, la palabra "itself" se usa para enfatizar el sustantivo que viene antes, que es "la biblioteca pública". Por lo tanto, "itself" se refiere a "la biblioteca pública".

Write the correct intensive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence.Libraries and teachers (a)   have a lot to teach us.
Answer Explanation: The correct intensive pronoun to use in this sentence is "themselves" because it emphasizes that libraries and teachers, and no one else, have a lot to teach us.
Explicación de la respuesta: El pronombre intensivo correcto para usar en esta oración es "themselves" porque enfatiza que las bibliotecas y los maestros, y nadie más, tienen mucho que enseñarnos.

In the sentence, "Libraries and teachers themselves have a lot to teach us. ", what noun or pronoun does "themselves" refer to?
Answer Explanation: The pronoun "themselves" is a reflexive pronoun that refers back to the subject of the sentence. In this case, it refers to both "Libraries and teachers" as they are the ones who have a lot to teach us.
Explicación de la respuesta: El pronombre "themselves" es un pronombre reflexivo que se refiere al sujeto de la oración. En este caso, se refiere tanto a "Bibliotecas y maestros" ya que son ellos quienes tienen mucho que enseñarnos.

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Write the correct intensive pronoun from the chart to complete each sentence. But in the end, we (a)   must be in charge of our own education. Answer Explanation: In English, the sentence requires an intensive pronoun to emphasize the subject 'we'. The correct intensive pronoun for 'we' is 'ourselves'. Explicación de la respuesta: En español, la oración requiere un pronombre intensivo para enfatizar el sujeto 'nosotros'. El pronombre intensivo correcto para 'nosotros' es 'nosotros mismos'.

In the sentence, "But in the end, we ourselves must be in charge of our own education. ", what noun or pronoun does "ourselves" refer to?
Answer Explanation: The pronoun "ourselves" refers to "we" in the sentence. This is because "ourselves" is a reflexive pronoun used to emphasize the subject "we," indicating that the responsibility of being in charge of education falls on "us," the speakers.
Explicación de la respuesta: El pronombre "nosotros mismos" se refiere a "nosotros" en la oración. Esto se debe a que "nosotros mismos" es un pronombre reflexivo que se utiliza para enfatizar el sujeto "nosotros", indicando que la responsabilidad de estar a cargo de la educación recae en "nosotros", los hablantes.

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Rewrite each sentence to make it stronger. Include an intensive pronoun in each sentence. I like to read novels.

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Rewrite each sentence to make it stronger. Include an intensive pronoun in each sentence. My great-grandfather never learned to read.

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Rewrite each sentence to make it stronger. Include an intensive pronoun in each sentence. Great-grandma never got to go to school. Answer Explanation: English: The sentence is rewritten to include the intensive pronoun 'herself' to emphasize that it was Great-grandma, and no one else, who never got to go to school. Spanish: La oración se reescribe para incluir el pronombre intensivo 'herself' para enfatizar que fue la bisabuela, y nadie más, quien nunca pudo ir a la escuela.

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Rewrite each sentence to make it stronger. Include an intensive pronoun in each sentence. . We should be happy to have the opportunity of a good education. Answer Explanation: English: The sentence is strengthened by adding the intensive pronoun "ourselves," which emphasizes the subject "we," making the statement more emphatic. Spanish: La oración se fortalece al agregar el pronombre intensivo "nosotros mismos", que enfatiza el sujeto "nosotros", haciendo la declaración más enfática.

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Choose words from each column to make a sentence.

Add a subject with a noun to "wash the dishes" to make it a complete sentence.

Add a subject with a noun to "saves the dirty water in the sink" to make it a complete sentence.

Add a subject with a noun to "carries buckets of water to the garden" to make it a complete sentence.

Add a subject with a noun to "drink water" to make it a complete sentence.

Add a subject with a noun to "wash pets in water." to make it a complete sentence.

Add a predicate to "My sister" that tells what the subject does.

Add a predicate to "A bird" that tells what the subject does.