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Reflexive Pronouns
Reflexive pronouns are clear and easy. The subjects and the pronouns must match:
subject possessive reflexive
pronoun adjective pronoun

examples:
When I look in my mirror, I see myself.

1st person

my

myself

2nd person

you

your

yourself

3rd person

he

his

himself

When he looks in his mirror, he sees himself.

3rd person

she

her

herself

When she looks in her mirror, she sees herself.

3rd person

it

its

itself

3rd person

one

ones

1st person plural

we

our

ourselves We painted our house by ourselves.

2nd person plural

you

your

yourselves You should push yourselves to work harder.

3rd person plural

they

their

themselves They painted their house by themselves.

oneself

When you look in your mirror, you see yourself.

The machine will turn off by itself.


One must always do ones work by oneself.

1.

Franz always asks _______________ why English is so crazy.

2.

I consider _______________ to be an intelligent person.

3.

The computer will reboot _______________ after the program installation.

4.

Jrg and Birgit drive _______________ to work every day. They don't take the bus.

5.

Sonja cleans her room by _______________. She never asks for help.

6.

We are going to repair our house by _______________.

7.

You and your coworker must finish on this project _______________.

8.

I will finish these questions by _______________.

9.

Tom saw a reflection of _______________ in the mirror.

10. Rita thought about killing _______________, but she realized it was wrong.
11. I _______________ will fax the report.
12. The man on the news accidentally shot _______________ in the foot.
13. We enjoyed _______________ at the seaside.
14. He drove _______________ to the airport yesterday.
15. She lives in that big, old house by _______________.
16. I made this table by _______________.
17. It is exciting for one to see _______________ on television.
18. I cant believe it! The Prime Minister _______________ answered the phone!
19. All of our family caught a cold. So we had to take care of _______________.
20. I told ___________ I could do it, because I believe in _______________.

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One must always do ones work by oneself.

3rd person

one

ones

1st person plural

we

our

ourselves We painted our house by ourselves.

2nd person plural

you

your

yourselves You should push yourselves to work harder.

3rd person plural

they

their

themselves They painted their house by themselves.

himself

oneself

1.

Franz always asks

2.

I consider

3.

The computer will reboot

4.

Jrg and Birgit drive

5.

Sonja cleans her room by

6.

We are going to repair our house by

7.

You and your coworker must finish on this project

8.

I will finish these questions by

9.

Tom saw a reflection of

myself

to be an intelligent person.

myself

after the program installation.

itself

themselves

to work every day. They don't take the bus.


. She never asks for help.

herself

ourselves

myself

himself

10. Rita thought about killing


11. I

why English is so crazy.

14. He drove

yourselves

, but she realized it was wrong.

herself

will fax the report.

ourselves
himself

16. I made this table by

himself

in the foot.

at the seaside.
to the airport yesterday.

15. She lives in that big, old house by


myself

17. It is exciting for one to see

herself

.
oneself

18. I cant believe it! The Prime Minister

on television.
herself

answered the phone!

19. All of our family caught a cold. So we had to take care of


20. I told

in the mirror.

12. The man on the news accidentally shot


13. We enjoyed

myself

I could do it, because I believe in

ourselves
myself

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DefiningRelativePronounsExercise

people that/who/whom
owners whose
things that/which
places where

Whentherelativepronounisanobject,itcanbeomitted(exceptwithwhoseandwhere).
Mainclause

Relativeclause

That is the man whom* /who

saw

that
nothing
object
relativepronoun

subject verb

*whomisusedlessandlessthesedays

Combinethesentencesusingdefiningrelativepronouns.Whentherelativepronounisan
object,itcanbeomitted(exceptwithwhoseandwhere).
1 That'sthegirl.Shespoketomeyesterday.
................................................................................................................................................
2 Themansmokedfortycigarettesaday.Hediedofaheartattack.
................................................................................................................................................
3 Thecarwasstolen.ItwasaBMW.
................................................................................................................................................
4 Irentahouse.Itisverysmall.
................................................................................................................................................
5 Westayedinahotel.Thehotelwasveryexpensive.
................................................................................................................................................
6 Thebusinessmanwasveryrich.Isawhimlastnight.
................................................................................................................................................
7 That'sthebuilding.Iworkthere.
................................................................................................................................................
8 That'stheboy.Hismotherworksinthepostoffice.
................................................................................................................................................
9 That'sthedog.ItsownerisFrench.
................................................................................................................................................
10 What'sthenameofthebook?Youwantmetoreadit.
..............................................................................................................................................?
11 Georginaworksforacompany.Thecompanyimportsgardenfurniture.
................................................................................................................................................
12 Anabellooksstunninginthatblackdress.Sheboughtitinthesales.
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Answers
1 That'sthegirlwhospoketomeyesterday.
2 Themanwhodiedofaheartattacksmokedfortycigarettesaday.
Themanwhosmokedfortycigarettesadaydiedofaheartattack.
3 Thecarthat/whichwasstolenwasaBMW.
4 ThehouseIrentisverysmall.
Thehousethat/whichIrentisverysmall.
Irentahousewhich/thatisvery small.
5 Thehotelwestayedinwasveryexpensive.
Thehotelthat/whichwestayedinwasveryexpensive.
Thehotelwherewestayedwasveryexpensive.
Westayedinahotelwhichwasveryexpensive.
6 ThebusinessmanIsawlastnightwasvery rich.
Thebusinessmanthat/who/whomIsawlastnightwasveryrich.
7 That'sthebuildingwhereIwork.
8. That'stheboywhosemotherworksinthepostoffice.
9 That'sthedogwhoseownerisFrench.
10 What'sthenameofthebookyouwantmetoread?
What'sthenameofthebookthat/whichyouwantmetoread?
11 Georginaworksforacompanythatimportsgardenfurniture.
ThecompanyGeorginaworksforimportsgardenfurniture.
12 Anabellooksstunninginthatblackdresssheboughtfromthesales.
Anabellooksstunninginthatblackdressthat/whichsheboughtfromthesales..

GRAMMAR / Definite and Indefinite Articles


Student Worksheet
Name: _______________________
A. Read the following paragraph and circle the correct article. If no article is necessary,
circle .
Imagine you are at (1.) a / the / conference on (2.) a / the / artificial
intelligence. Suddenly you realize you are about to bump into someone, but (3.) a
/ the / person, just at (4.) a / the / last moment, gracefully dodges you. You
start to apologize as this person turns to face you, but you rudely cut your own
apology short when you realize this person is actually (5.) a / the / robot. (6.) A
/ The / robot, however, continues with its polite apology before moving on.
Does (7.) a / the / robot have (8.) a / the / better developed social
skills than you? Its apology sounds completely sincere even though (9.) a / the /
near collision couldnt have been (10.) a / the / robots fault; it has been
equipped with (11.) a / the / laser and sonar components which sense (12.) a /
the / distance and steer it away from (13.) a / the / people and things. In
addition, it is hoped that this type of (14.) a / the / robot will be programmed to
socialize with (15.) a / the / people. In other words, it will be able to recognize
and ask (16.) a / the / people relevant questions based on (17.) a / the /
previously collected information. So, imagine yourself in the same situation. What
reaction would you have? Would you offer (18.) an / the / apology?


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In Charge 1, Unit 9
Copyright 2003 by Pearson Education, Inc. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

A.
1. a
2.
3. the
4. the
5. a
6. The
7. the
8.
9. the
10. the
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18. an


B.
1. artificial intelligence
2. distance
3. (previously collected) information

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