Pronouns Part III - Study for Quiz

Which types of pronouns use the same pronouns?

• Intensive and Interrogative

• Intensive and Demonstrative

• Reflexive and Intensive

• Reflexive and Interrogative

Myself, Yourself, Himself, Herself, and Itself are...

• Plural Intensive and Reflexive Pronouns

• Plural Reflexive Pronouns

• Singular Intensive & Reflexive Pronouns

• Singular Intensive Pronouns

What is the rule to know how we use Intensive Pronouns?

• Are always necessary to the sentence

• You can remove an intensive pronoun and the sentence will not makes sense

• They need an antecedent and it must be the subject of the sentence

• You can remove an intensive pronoun and the sentence still makes sense

What is important to know about reflexive pronouns?

• They are a necessary part of the sentence, if you remove them, the sentence does not make any sense.

• They are used for emphasis, so not necessary to the sentence.

• Can be in or out of the sentence and the sentence makes sense

• They are subjects that modify the verb

What type of pronoun is underlined in the sentence? I told the nurse herself that I had a cut on my arm.

• Demonstrative

• Interrogative

• Reflexive

• Intensive

What type of pronoun is underlined in the sentence? Mr. Kutteroff hurt himself playing baseball.

• indefinite

• intensive

• reflexive

• possessive

What type of pronoun is underlined in the sentence? When she saw the fire itself, she knew there were people who died.

• reflexive

• possessive

• demonstrative

• intensive

What type of pronoun is underlined in the sentence? Julia and Ryan did the science project all by themselves.

• reflexive

• intensive

• interrogative

• indefinite

What type of pronoun is underlined in the sentence? We treated ourselves to a piece of cheesecake.

• indefinite

• intensive

• reflexive

• demonstrative

What type of pronoun is underlined in the sentence? The president himself delivered the message.

• intensive

• interrogative

• demonstrative

• reflexive