Reflexive pronouns

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I'm made of glass, this much is true. But when you look, you won't see trough. Reflect on this and you'll have a clue!

Solve the riddle:

Why mirror? A mirror's job is to reflect back to you. Today's lesson covers a type of pronouns that reflect, too.

The answer to the riddle:

Reflexive pronouns

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She saw herself in the mirror. "she" and "herself" refer to the same person

We use reflexive pronouns when the object of the sentence is the same as the subject.

Click at the button. Try to connect the subject pronouns with the correct reflective pronouns.

Look at the tables to see the form and usage of the reflexive pronouns. Copy the first table in your notebooks!

Click on the buttons and solve some tasks. You can check your answers in each task, just by clicking at the appropriate button.If you have some errors, correct them in your Word document.

Let's solve some tasks!

• The first task
• The second task
• The third task

Solve this task in your Word document.

Look at the table!

Some verbs change their meaning slightly when they have a reflexive pronoun as an object. Write your own sentence for each of the expressions from the table in your Word document. Now, save the document and send it to your teacher.

HOMEWORK: Write a short story that is at least 10 sentences long. Use all the reflexive pronouns in your story! Write in a Word document and send it to your teacher!