Reflexive Pronouns
Explanation
Reflexive Pronouns are used when the subject and object of a sentence are the same person or thing. Learn how to use them correctly in English grammar. They are used when the action lies with the performer.
Reflexive Pronouns
Myself - Yourself - Himself - Herself - Itself - Ourselves - Themselves
Myself: Refers to "I". When you do something to or for you.
Yourself: Refers to "you". Talking to one person.
Himself: Refers to "he". A man or boy.
Herself: Refers to "she". A woman or girl.
Itself: Refers to "it". A thing, animal, or object.
Ourselves: Refers to "we". You and at least one other person.
Themselves: Refers to "they". A group of people or things.
Examples
I made this sandwich myself.
You should be proud of yourself.
He cut himself while shaving.
She looked at herself in the mirror.
The dog closed the door by itself.
We cleaned the room ourselves.
They helped themselves to some snacks.
QUIZ TO PRACTICE
This quiz will test your understanding of Reflexive Pronouns. Choose the correct Pronoun to complete each sentence.
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