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    Reflexive pronouns (English exercise n°4094 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    Reflexive pronouns

    > Les formes correspondent aux formes du pronom sujet :

    Pronom personnel

    I

    you

    he
    she
    it

    we

    you

    they

    Pronom réfléchi

    myself

    yourself

    himself
    herself
    itself

    ourselves

    yourselves

    themselves

     

     

    > Pour donner un sens réfléchi à un verbe, le pronom réfléchi doit suivre le verbe (et, s'il s'agit d'un verbe intransitif, après toute préposition). S'il y a plus d'un verbe dans une phrase, le pronom réfléchi suit le verbe auquel il s'applique :

    I told myself it would never happen. (Je me suis dit que cela ne se passerait jamais.)
    She talks to herself all the time. (Elle se parle à elle-même tout le temps.)
    Look at yourself in that mirror! (Regardez-vous dans cette glace !)
    I would like to give myself a raise. (J'aimerais bien m'offrir une augmentation de salaire.)

     

    > À la fin d'une phrase on peut ajouter le pronom réfléchi afin de mettre l'accent sur le sujet de la phrase :

    I would rather do that myself. (J'aimerais mieux le faire moi-même.)
    Can you talk to him yourself? (Pourriez-vous lui parler vous-même ?)

     


    EXERCICE:

    Compléter avec des pronoms réfléchis:





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    1. The door opens when someone comes near it.
    2. Look at your umbrella! You should buy a new one.
    3. There was so much noise, I couldn't make heard.
    4. '- Who taught you Latin?' || '- I taught .'
    5. They lost the match and were ashamed of .







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