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Reflexive Pronouns
In this course, students will discover how and when to reflect an action back to the speaker. The content includes: The Mirror Rule: Understanding when the subject and the object are the exact same person or thing. Singular vs. Plural Forms: Mastering the difference between endings in -self and -selves. Idiomatic Expressions: Learning common phrases like "by myself" (alone) or "Enjoy yourself!".
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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
About Lesson

In everyday English, reflexive pronouns are often paired with specific verbs or prepositions to create common phrases. Here are the most important ones you need to know:

  • By + Reflexive Pronoun (meaning “alone” or “without help”):

    • Example: She fixed the computer by herself. (Nobody helped her).

    • Example: I live by myself. (I live alone).

  • Enjoy yourself / yourselves (meaning “have a good time”):

    • Example: Have a great time at the party! Enjoy yourselves!

  • Help yourself / yourselves (a polite way to offer food or drinks):

    • Example: The food is on the table, please help yourself.

  • Behave yourself / yourselves (telling someone to act correctly):

    • Example: Kids, please behave yourselves at Grandma’s house.