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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").
Homophones are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings. Some examples of homophone pairs include read/reed, write/right, and their/there. Some pronouns and pronoun/verb ...
This worksheet was created for primary/elementary students. The most common relative pronouns are who/whom, whoever/whomever, whose, that, and which. This English resource asks students to read th ...
This worksheet was created for primary/elementary students. The most common relative pronouns are who/whom, whoever/whomever, whose, that, and which. This English resource asks students to read th ...
Mcdougal grammar practice for grade 11/ pronouns. It allows students to practice English grammar for this unit. Answer sheet is provided also with the practice test. You can score your own and fin ...
This worksheet is about reflexive pronouns. I made it quite simple for beginner level students. This explains what a reflexive pronoun is and students can practice making it. It's q ...
I used this song to practice / get students to notice how subject, object and possessive pronouns are used in English as some struggle with she / her and he / him in subject-verb-object. There are ...
This is a very simple worksheet for revising reflexive and emphatic pronouns. There's a brief explanation followed by 2 activities in which students are asked to say which pronouns in the sen ...
This is a worksheet for revising reflexive pronouns at pre-intermediate level. There are 2 different exercises in which students are asked to fill in the gaps with a suitable reflexive pronoun and ...
All English pronouns put together to help students understand their use. Sometimes kids get pronouns mixed up. Is it 'she', her', 'hers', 'herself'...? When you teach English pronouns to students ...
This worksheet deals with reflexive pronouns and consists of a table on subject pronouns and their reflexive equivalents, a small gap-fill exercise and a true-false video activity on a hilar ...
This is a worksheet for revising pronouns and determiners at pre-intermesiate level. There's a brief explanation at the top of the page followed by 3 different activities to go with it. ...
Hi everyone! I used this song as an end of lesson treat for my teenagers and to revise reflexive verbs (we had just been doing this in class). The song includes a variety of different activities - ...
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 ...
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 ...
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. ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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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