Reflexive and intensive Pronouns

Question 1

is a word that can replace a noun in a sentence

Answer 1

Pronoun

Question 2

The noun that is replaced by a pronoun is called _____

Answer 2

antecedents

Question 3

it reflects back to the subject

Answer 3

reflexive pronoun

Question 4

Uses of Reflexive pronoun

Answer 4

direct object, object of preposition, indirect object

Question 5

A _____ is the noun phrase that drives the action of a sentence

Answer 5

subject

Question 6

“Jake ate the cereal.”
What is the subject?

Answer 6

Jake

Question 7

is the thing that the subject acts upon

Answer 7

Direct object

Question 8

“Jake ate the cereal.”
What is the direct object?

Answer 8

Cereal

Question 9

an optional part of a sentence

Answer 9

indirect object

Question 10

the recipient of an action

Answer 10

indirect object

Question 11

pronoun after the preposition

Answer 11

object of preposition

Question 12

pronoun after a word

Answer 12

direct object

Question 13

indirect object verbs uses

Answer 13

Transitive Verbs

Question 14

Example of transitive verbs

Answer 14

“address,” “borrow,” “bring,” “discuss,” “raise,” “offer,” “pay,” “write,” “promise,” and “have.”

Question 15

Pronouns that intensifies or emphasizes the subject

Answer 15

Intensive pronoun

Question 16

example of reflexive and intensive pronouns

Answer 16

• myself
• yourself
• himself
• herself
• itself
• ourselves
• yourselves
• themselves

Question 17

I found the treasure box myself.
Intensive or Reflexive?

Answer 17

Intensive

Question 18

You yourself should know the rules for
pronoun usage.
Intensive or Reflexive?

Answer 18

Intensive

Question 19

The mayor himself gave me this award.
Intensive or Reflexive?

Answer 19

Intensive

Question 20

My sister bought herself a birthday
present.
Intensive or Reflexive?

Answer 20

Reflexive

Question 21

My neighbors found themselves involved
in a lawsuit.
Intensive or Reflexive?

Answer 21

Reflexive

Question 22

Four students found themselves locked out
of the room when they were late to class.

Answer 22

Reflexive

Question 23

This answers the question “ who? or what?”

Answer 23

direct object

Question 24

This answers “To whom?”

Answer 24

indirect object

Question 25

“beneath,” “beside,” “between,” “from,” “in front of,” “inside,” “near,” “off,” “out of,” “through,” “toward,” “under,” and “within.”