Immaculate Conception Cathedral School

39 Lantana St., Cubao, Quezon City, Philippines

Learning Activity Sheet # 1

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Activity Title: Reflexive and Intensive Pronouns
Learning Target: Use reflexive and intensive pronouns correctly in sentences
Values in Focus: Being responsible Core Values: Charity
References: Workbook in English 10 by Ragadio, Ramical, et.al.

A reflexive pronoun refers to a noun or another pronoun and indicates that the same person or thing is
involved. An intensive pronoun adds emphasis to another noun or pronoun. These two pronouns are
formed by adding –self or -selves to certain pronouns.

Singular Plural
First Person myself ourselves
Second Person yourself yourselves
Third Person himself themselves
herself
itself

Reflexive: Peter rewarded himself with a day off.

We give ourselves a break.
Intensive: You yourself must explain it to the principal.
The basketball players themselves chose the muse for their team.

Activity 1: (Copy and answer)

Identify whether the underlined word is reflexive or intensive.
1. You yourself make your own grades.
2. Because she wanted to be like her sister, Gina forced herself to practice each day.
3. Those who refuse to work hard expose themselves to failure.
4. For this reason, develop good study habits and remind yourself not to cram.
5. When we ourselves neglect to manage our time, we succeed in failing.

Activity 2: (Answers Only)

Write the reflexive or intensive pronoun to complete each given statement.
1. Arsen, Jeff and I _____ are going to build the doghouse.
2. Ayen _____ will be doing the research.
3. I want to treat _____ for getting a high score in English.

Enrichment Activity:
Answer Exercise 2 (1-10) on page 93 of your English textbook.