Exploring Latin Reflexive Pronouns Through Song

The video tutorial explains the concept of reflexive pronouns, highlighting their role in referring back to the subject of a sentence. It provides examples to illustrate their usage and differentiates them from personal pronouns. The tutorial also warns against confusing reflexive pronouns with intensifying adjectives, offering a comprehensive understanding of their grammatical function.

What does a reflexive pronoun refer to?

• The adjective of the sentence

• The object of the sentence

• The verb of the sentence

• The subject of the sentence

In the sentence 'The man who loves himself', what is 'himself'?

• Reflexive pronoun

• Intensifying adjective

• Possessive pronoun

• Personal pronoun

Which of the following sentences contains a reflexive pronoun?

• They saw themselves in the mirror.

• He is the strongest.

• She gave him a gift.

• We went to the park.

What is the reflexive pronoun in the sentence 'The woman gives a gift to herself'?

• gift

• herself

• woman

• gives

How do reflexive pronouns differ from personal pronouns?

• They refer to the verb of the sentence.

• They refer to the object of the sentence.

• They refer to the adjective of the sentence.

• They refer to the subject of the sentence.

Which pronoun would you use to refer back to the subject in first person?

• itself

• yourself

• myself

• himself

What is the correct reflexive pronoun in the sentence 'You give a gift to ___'?

• itself

• yourself

• himself

• myself

What should you not confuse a reflexive pronoun with?

• Demonstrative pronoun

• Personal pronoun

• Intensifying adjective

• Possessive pronoun

Which of the following is an example of an intensifying adjective?

• himself

• yourself

• very

• myself