Interrogative, Reflexive, and Intensive Pronouns
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Simon Khuu
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Interrogative, Reflexive, and Intensive Pronouns
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What is an interrogative pronoun?
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Interrogative Pronoun
They're pronouns that asks questions
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Examples
Who is in class?
With whom did you study?
Which is it?
Whose is that?
What is the homework?
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who
Used as subject of a verb
Who loves pies?
Who won yesterday?
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whom
Used as object of a verb or preposition
You saw whom?
You went with whom?
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whose
Used for possession
Whose is this?
Whose won the race?
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what
Used for animals and things
What is that?
What do you mean?
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which
Used for people, animals and things
Which is smarter?
Which is faster?
Which is heavier?
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Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns
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What is that?
Reflexive pronouns have -self or -selves at the end of some words.
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Intensive Pronoun
Intensive pronoun are much like reflexive but with more emphasis with the noun or pronoun.
They are generally words close to the subject.
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Examples of Intensive Pronouns
myself, yourself,
himself, herself, itself
ourselves, yourselves, themselves
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Examples of Intensive Pronouns
I myself am going to the library.
'I' is the subject, 'myself' is the intensive pronoun
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Examples of Intensive Pronouns
If I remove 'myself' from the sentence it will still make sense
I am going to the library.
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Multiple Choice
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