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Reflexive & Reciprocal Pronouns Challenge

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Review of reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

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Reflexive & Reciprocal Pronouns Challenge
 

Reflexive & Reciprocal Pronouns ChallengeOnline version

Review of reflexive and reciprocal pronouns

by Phonsuda Phrueksa
1

Which sentence correctly uses a reflexive pronoun?

2

Choose the reflexive pronoun to complete: The cat cleaned ___ after the spill.

3

Which sentence uses a reciprocal pronoun correctly?

4

Identify the sentence with a reciprocal pronoun:

5

Fill in the blank with a reflexive pronoun: He bought a gift for ___.

6

Which sentence uses a reflexive pronoun for emphasis?

7

Choose the correct sentence with a reciprocal pronoun:

8

Which pronoun is NOT reciprocal or reflexive?

9

Select the sentence with a reflexive pronoun used correctly for the subject:

10

Which option demonstrates correct usage of reciprocal pronouns in plural?

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Correct: 'myself' refers back to the subject 'I'. Other options misplace the pronoun or use the wrong person.

Correct: 'itself' matches the singular subject 'The cat'. Other options do not agree.

Correct: 'each other' shows mutual action between students.

Both 'one another' and 'each other' can be used; 'congratulated themselves' is reflexive, not reciprocal.

Correct: 'himself' is the reflexive form for 'he'. The other options are incorrect spelling or pronoun.

Correct: Reflexive pronoun is used for emphasis; 'I myself' stresses the subject.

Correct: 'each other' correctly indicates mutual action; grammar in other options is off.

Correct: 'themselves' is reflexive/plural but can be reflexive; the trick is to choose a non-reciprocal example—context matters. Here, 'themselves' can be reflexive, but in a plural non-mutual context it’s fine.

Correct: 'herself' matches 'she' as the object of the action; others misplace or change meaning.

Correct: 'one another' indicates mutual action; keep subject plural and ensure object noun agrees.

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