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1. He is old enough to look after
oneself
itself
himself
now.
2. The children happily chased
one another
themselves
each other
around the garden.
3. Our teachers are so sure of
one another
each other
themselves
!
4. She thought of
herself
himself
themselves
as a good mother.
5. As they travelled together, the sailors got to know
themselves
one another
each other
and became friends.
6. 'Isn't it time we stopped annoying
ourselves
each other
one another
?' he asked his neighbour.
7. They didn't even think of introducing
each other
one another
themselves
when they joined the group!
8. They call
themselves
each other
himself
professionals !
9. The pupils promised to see
one another
themselves
each other
during the summer holidays.
10. 'You should think
yourself
one another
herself
lucky !' her mother told her.
11. 'What's wrong with that ?' she asked
himself
each other
herself
12. I hope I'll manage to make
himself
myself
yourself
understood.
13. She loves walking by
himself
one another
herself
in the forest.
14. After some time they all looked at
each other
one another
themselves
and burst out laughing.
15. The two lovers had fallen asleep in
one another
each other
himself
's arms, it was so moving !
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