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    The document provides examples of sentences with gaps to be filled with reflexive or emphatic pronouns. It gives the definitions of reflexive and emphatic pronouns and provides the correct pronouns to fill in 10 example sentences indicating whether each is reflexive or emphatic. The purpose is to teach the use of reflexive and emphatic pronouns in different contexts through a fill-in-the-blank activity.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with gaps to be filled with reflexive or emphatic pronouns. It gives the definitions of reflexive and emphatic pronouns and provides the correct pronouns to fill in 10 example sentences indicating whether each is reflexive or emphatic. The purpose is to teach the use of reflexive and emphatic pronouns in different contexts through a fill-in-the-blank activity.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with gaps to be filled with reflexive or emphatic pronouns. It gives the definitions of reflexive and emphatic pronouns and provides the correct pronouns to fill in 10 example sentences indicating whether each is reflexive or emphatic. The purpose is to teach the use of reflexive and emphatic pronouns in different contexts through a fill-in-the-blank activity.

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    Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns Reflexive and Emphatic Pronouns

    Fill the gap with the correct pronoun and indicate whether it is a Fill the gap with the correct pronoun and indicate whether it is a
    reflexive (R) or emphatic (E) pronoun. reflexive (R) or emphatic (E) pronoun.

    Mary stayed home last night and cooked a delicious meal, (...) Mary stayed home last night and cooked a delicious meal, (...)

    → Mary stayed home last night and cooked herself a delicious meal. → Mary stayed home last night and cooked herself a delicious meal.
    (R) (R)

     We enjoyed…………………………....at the party. (.…..)  We enjoyed…………………………....at the party. (.…..)

     I will visit Mary in hospital…………………………… (.…..)  I will visit Mary in hospital…………………………… (.…..)

     Janet hurt…………………………. while she was playing  Janet hurt…………………………. while she was playing
    basketball (……) basketball (……)

     He…………………………..told me the story. (…….)  He…………………………..told me the story. (…….)

     The cat cleans ………………………….. several times a day. (..  The cat cleans ………………………….. several times a day. (..
    …..) …..)

     Cathy should have invited me…………………………instead  Cathy should have invited me…………………………instead
    of asking you to do it. (………) of asking you to do it. (………)

     We have got………………………….. into a mess. (……….)  We have got………………………….. into a mess. (……….)

     Susie killed …………………………… (………)  Susie killed …………………………… (………)

     You always think about ………………………………. (………)  You always think about ………………………………. (………)

     He was sitting by…………………………………. in the hall  He was sitting by…………………………………. in the hall
    (……….) (……….)

     The poor woman poisoned…………………………  The poor woman poisoned…………………………


    unintentionally (……….) unintentionally (……….)

     Can't Tom do the job…………………………..? (……….)  Can't Tom do the job…………………………..? (……….)

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