Reflective & demonstrative Pronouns
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1st - 6th Grade
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Natasha Azani
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Reflective & demonstrative Pronouns
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Reflective Pronouns
A reflexive pronoun shows that the subject does the action and the subject is the same person who receives it.
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and remember...
For Singular Pronouns, it is spelled "self"; like "myself"
While for Plural Pronouns, we used "selves"; like "themselves"
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Subject-object Pronouns vs. Reflective Pronouns
In contrast to the object pronouns, where the subject and the receiver of the action are different,
the reflexive pronouns show that the subject and the receiver of the action are the same.
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Example: Subject-Object Pronouns
Daniella visits her grandmother every month.
*here, the subject (Daniella) and receiver (her grandmother) of the action are different.
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Example: Reflective Pronouns
I was singing to myself.
* here, the subject and the receiver of the action (I & myself) are the same.
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Another example...
Miriam loves herself.
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Multiple Choice
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Demonstrative Pronouns
What are they?
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This is an apple.
This is the Singular form of pronoun to show/ point at a nearby object.
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That is my Friend.
That is the singular form of pronoun that is used to show/ point at something located far away.
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Those are crows hanging on the branches
THOSE is used as Plural pronoun to show/ point at some objects that are far away from you (subject).
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These are beautiful flowers
THESE is the plural pronoun that is used to show/point at a nearby objects.
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