Welcome to the reflexive pronoun page of Busy Teacher. You will find 9 worksheets related to this topic. Since all the worksheets are free, you might want to download a few before choosing one that your students will enjoy. This popular worksheet is an example of what you might find in the reflexive pronoun section. It was made for elementary and pre-intermediate students. The first part has a lot of useful information that students can refer to while completing the five practice exercises. The activities increase in difficulty so students can start off slowly and confidently on the first page and then be challenged on the second page. You could also break this worksheet up and complete the exercises over the course of several lesson periods. The answer key is included. If that is not suitable for your class, do not worry, worksheets are posted by teachers working with a wide variety of student ages, nationalities, and ability levels so each one is unique. Busy Teacher could use your worksheets on reflexive pronouns too so take a moment to upload them.
A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun that is preceded by the noun or pronoun to which it refers (its antecedent) within the same clause. In generative grammar, a reflexive pronoun is an anaphor that must be bound by its antecedent. In English, the function of a reflexive pronoun is among the meanings of the words myself, yourself, thyself (archaic), himself (in some dialects, "hisself"), herself, itself, oneself, ourselves, ourself (as majestic plural), yourselves, and themselves (in some dialects, "theirselves").
Song Worksheet: I Knew You Were Trouble by Taylor Swift
A song by Taylor Swift. I used this songworksheet to review pronouns (and to have fun). Students should listen and circle the correct pronouns. At the end I let them relax and watch the video by w ...
Song Worksheet: Kiss with a Fist
This is a very diversified English review. You'll find the lyric of Kiss with a Fist by Florence and The Machine and some exercises of pronunciation, use of verbs, reflexive prounouns, quant ...
Frequency Adverbs: A Coloring Activity
Color it! Who says that coloring only appeals to kids? Not at all. Believe it or not, big guys in my class enjoyed doing it while trying to master their grammar lesson on adverbs of frequency. ...
Grammar Aid: Pronouns and Possessives
A Grammar aid for ESL/EFL students. In just one sentence you can review the major pronouns and possessives of the English language. There is room for students to write in a translation in their ...
15 Grammar Rules Explained (15 Handouts)
In this file I explain 15 grammar rules at a basic level. Every grammar rule is on a different page. When you explain a rule to your pupils, you can support your theory by giving them one of these ...
Pronouns Worksheet
you can practice subject, object, possessive pronouns, reflexive pronouns and possessive adjectives at the same time. Read carefully the sentences and choose the best pronoun to complete them. The ...
Causative Constructions (Have/Get Something Done) +exercise
Here's a very complete worksheet. "Causative Construction" guided notes: usage, tense, examples. Negatives, questions... The .PDF file includes a writing exercise (choosing the correct option, us ...
Reflexive Pronouns Worksheet
Correctable / editable Worksheet on Reflexive Pronouns containing a simple grammar guide to help students with the tasks they are proposed on the second page. It can be used as homework or a cla ...
Reflexive Pronouns
We use reflexive pronouns to show that we are talking about the same person or thing. They are used: after certain verbs (kill, cut, behave, burn, enjoy, hurt, look at, teach, etc…) whe ...
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