Lesson 62 ☘ myself, yourself, themselves etc.

Nov 6, 2016

Finish the sentences.
1. He looked at . . .
  himself
  in the mirror.
  - him
  - himself
2. I’m not angry with you. I’m angry with . . .
  myself
  .
  - me
  - myself
3. Margaret had a nice time in London. She enjoyed . . .
  herself
  .
  - her
  - herself
4. My friends had a nice time in London. They enjoyed . . .
  themselves
  .
  - their
  - themselves
5. I picked up a very hot plate and burnt . . .
  myself
  .
  - myself
  - me
6. He never thinks about other people. He only thinks about . . .
  himself
  .
  - him
  - himself
7. I want to know more about you. Tell me about . . .
  yourself
  . (one person)
  - yourself
  - yourselves
8. Goodbye! Have a nice holiday and look after . . .
  yourselves
  ! (two people)
  - yourself
  - yourselves
Complete the sentences.
1. I went on holiday alone. — I went on holiday by . . .
  myself
  .
  - myself
  - me
  - oneself
2. When I saw him, he was alone. — When I saw him, he was by . . .
  himself
  .
  - himself
  - herself
3. Don’t go out alone. — Don’t go out by . . .
  yourself
  .
  - yourself
  - yourselves
4. I went to the cinema alone. — I went to the cinema by . . .
  myself
  .
  - me
  - myself
5. My sister lives alone. — My sister lives by . . .
  herself
  .
  - herself
  - himself
6. Many people live alone. — Many people live by . . .
  themselves
  .
  - them
  - themselves
Complete the sentences.
1. “I like her.”
  “I like him.”
  They like . . .
  each other
  .
  - each other
  - herself
  - himself
  - themselves
2. “I can’t see her.”
  “I can’t see him.”
  They can’t see . . .
  each other
  .
  - herself
  - himself
  - each other
  - themselves
3. “I often write to her.”
  “I often write to him.”
  They often write to . . .
  each other
  .
  - herself
  - himself
  - themselves
  - each other
4. “I don’t know him.”
  “I don’t know him.”
  They don’t know . . .
  each other
  .
  - himself
  - themselves
  - each other
5. “I’m sitting next to her.”
  “I’m sitting next to him.”
  They’re sitting next to . . .
  each other
  .
  - themselves
  - each other
  - herself
  - himself
6. “I gave her a present.”
  “I gave her a present.”
  They gave . . .
  each other
  presents.
  - themselves
  - herself
  - ourselves
  - each other
Complete the sentences.
1. Paul and I live near . . .
  each other
  .
  - each other
  - himself
  - myself
  - themselves
2. Who are those people? Do you know . . .
  them
  ?
  - them
  - themselves
  - each other
  - their
3. You can help Tom and Tom can help you. So you and Tom can help . . .
  each other
  .
  - themselves
  - each other
  - yourself
  - yourselves
4. There’s food in the kitchen. If you and Chris are hungry, you can help . . .
  yourselves
  .
  - each other
  - themselves
  - yourself
  - yourselves
5. We didn’t go to Ann’s party. She didn’t invite . . .
  us
  .
  - us
  - our
  - ourselves
  - each other
6. When we go on holiday, we always enjoy . . .
  ourselves
  .
  - us
  - our
  - ours
  - ourselves
7. Mary and Jane were at school together but they never see . . .
  each other
  now.
  - themselves
  - each other
  - herself
  - their
8. Diane and I are very good friends. We’ve known . . .
  each other
  for a long time.
  - ourselves
  - myself
  - each other
  - herself
9. “Did you see David and Diane at the party?”
  “Yes, but I didn’t speak to . . .
  them
  .”
  - their
  - themselves
  - each other
  - them
10. Many people talk to . . .
  themselves
  when they’re alone.
  - yourself
  - each other
  - themselves
  - yourselves

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