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C. Fill in the blanks with suitable ‘reflexive’ or ‘emphatic’ pronouns.
1. Guys, I’m sure you enjoyed _________________________ at my
wedding party last night.
2. The plan ____________ was contradictory. How could we get success?
3. Your teeth are very sharp. You may crack this nut ________________.
4. We have to help _______________________________.
5. She is looking very pleased with _______________. Anything special?
6. She stepped on the bits of glasses and hurt _____________________.
7. A hunter defended _____________________ when he was
encountered with a leopard.
8. The actors entertained __________________ by dancing with their fans.
9. Dear guests, you have to serve your dinner _____________________.

D. Underline self-forms and write them as Reflexive Pronoun or
Emphatic Pronoun.

1. We ourselves did not know what
was happening there. _____________________________
2. I walked to the bus stop myself . _____________________________
3. You yourselves ought to be
responsible for that. _____________________________
4. Jenny and I made all the
arrangements by ourselves. _____________________________
5. Stella herself killed the fox in her
village. _____________________________
6. I tried to convince myself
despite setbacks. _____________________________
7. We had to punish them ourselves. _____________________________

NOTES
Relative pronouns are used to add information about a noun already
mentioned. They also help join two clauses together. Some examples
are: who, where, whose, which, why, etc.
I met an old friend who is a dentist.
Some examples of relative pronouns are: who, which, that, whom,
whose, etc.
The man, who came home two days ago, is my brother-in-law.
A relative pronoun should agree with the noun that acts as its antecedent.
My cousins, who live in Australia, are coming back to Nepal.
my cousins « are

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