Reflexive Pronouns | English Grammar

The video tutorial explains reflexive pronouns, their usage, and functions. It begins with basic sentence structure, highlighting the difference between subject and object pronouns. Reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and object are the same, and they can function as direct or indirect objects. The tutorial also covers the two main functions of reflexive pronouns: reflecting actions back on the subject and emphasizing the performer of the action. Guidelines on when not to use reflexive pronouns are provided, followed by practice activities to reinforce learning.

When do we use reflexive pronouns in a sentence?

• When the sentence is a question

• When the sentence is in past tense

• When the subject and object are the same

• When the subject and object are different

What is one of the main functions of reflexive pronouns?

• To change the tense of a verb

• To reflect an action back on the subject

• To replace the subject of a sentence

• To indicate a question

How can reflexive pronouns be used to emphasize an action?

• By using them in passive voice

• By including them to highlight who performed the action

• By using them with a question mark

• By placing them at the beginning of a sentence

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of reflexive pronouns?

• The puppy jumped on me

• I went to the beach by myself

• He watched TV by himself

• Anthony shaved himself before work

What is a correct way to use reflexive pronouns with 'by'?

• To form a question

• To indicate a group action

• To replace the subject

• To show that someone acted alone