What is the primary purpose of reflexive pronouns?, To replace the subject of a sentence., To indicate that the subject and the object refer to the same person or thing., To avoid repeating the object in every sentence., To describe an action that happens automatically, Which statement best describes when reflexive pronouns are used?, When the subject receives an action from another person., When the subject performs an action that affects itself., When two different people perform the same action., When the object of the sentence is unknown., Which group contains only reflexive pronouns?, myself, yourself, himself, themselves, myself, him, herself, ourselves, yourself, our, itself, theirs, myself, your, himself, ourselves, Which statement about reflexive pronouns is TRUE?, They are always placed before the main verb., They can only be used in negative sentences., They must correspond to the subject of the sentence., They are used only with singular subjects., What is another common function of reflexive pronouns besides showing a reflexive action?, To compare people or objects., To emphasize the subject of the sentence., To replace possessive adjectives., To introduce a question., Which pair is correctly matched?, He → herself, They → themselves, We → himself, I → yourself, Which statement about the forms of reflexive pronouns is correct?, All reflexive pronouns end in -self., Singular forms end in -self and plural forms end in -selves. ✅, They all end in -selves., Their endings depend on the verb tense., Why is it important to match the reflexive pronoun with the subject?, Because reflexive pronouns show possession., Because reflexive pronouns identify the verb tense., Because each subject has its corresponding reflexive form. ✅, Because reflexive pronouns replace adjectives., Which statement about reflexive pronouns is NOT correct?, They may be used for emphasis., They can indicate that the subject and object are the same., They replace every object pronoun in English., They have singular and plural forms., Which feature is shared by all English reflexive pronouns?, They are always followed by a noun., They are formed from a personal pronoun plus -self or -selves. ✅, They always appear at the beginning of a sentence., They are used only with action verbs in the past tense.

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