Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns

Multiple Choice

The bag itself looks great.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

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Denise forced herself to study every day so that she could be like her sister.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

Multiple Choice

We were forced to ask ourselves if this event should be pursued or not.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

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The police officers themselves do not want to attack the unarmed suspects for the murder.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

Multiple Choice

You can choose a tutor yourself or one will be selected for you.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

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Ten relatives found themselves in an awkward situation in a family reunion.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

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The firefighters themselves helped the people escape the building.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

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Grabbing the microphone, Martin himself explained to the crowd.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

Multiple Choice

We ourselves should make an action plan regarding the school problems on garbage.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

Multiple Choice

Is the underlined word reflexive or intensive?

I myself like a stroll in the evening.

• reflexive

• intensive

Multiple Choice

She bought herself a new pair of shoes for our mountain climbing.

• REFLEXIVE

• INTENSIVE

Multiple Choice

Is the underlined word reflexive or intensive?

Jack decided to reward himself with a dinner out.

• reflexive

• intensive

Multiple Choice

Is the underlined word reflexive or intensive?

Jack made his supper himself.

• reflexive

• intensive

Multiple Choice

Is the underlined word reflexive or intensive?

I closed the store on Saturday myself.

• reflexive

• intensive