Wederkerend voornaamwoord en wederkerig voornaamwoord

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 2,3

Wederkerende en wederkerige voornaamwoorden

Reflexive pronoun

• I - myself:                         I hurt myself.
• You - yourself:               You ate all the food yourself.
• He - himself:                  He is talking to himself.
• She - herself:                 Emma did it by herself.
• It - itself:                          The lion can defend itself.

Reflexive pronoun

• We - ourselves:          We tested ourselves.
• You - yourselves:      Tim and Gerry, if you want milk,                                                                 help yourselves.
• They - themselves:  The band call themselves 'Dire Straits'.

Robert made this shirt ...

1. himself
2. -
3. herself
4. themselves

Lisa did the homework ...

1. itself
2. herself
3. -
4. themselves

We helped ... to some crisps at the party

1. themselves
2. ourselves
3. myself
4. yourselves

Emma, did you take the photo by ...

1. yourself
2. herself
3. myself
4. themselves

Dave and Mike, can you do that ....?

1. yourself
2. himself
3. yourselves
4. -

My car can park ... automatically

1. myself
2. itself
3. himself
4. themselves

Some people learn to play the guitar ....

1. themself
2. yourself
3. -
4. themselves

I shave in the morning

The man dresses before he goes to work.

Bij sommige werkwoorden die je meestal ZELF doet gebruik je GEEN wederkerend voornaamwoord.

Fill in: 'cause if you like the way you look that much baby you should go and love ...

Fill in: Sisters are doing it for ... standing on their own two feet

Fill in: It's just me ... and I. It's all all right until I die.

Reciprocal pronoun

Wederkerig voornaamwoord

Reciprocal pronoun

Maria and Juan gave each other gold rings on their wedding day.

They married ....... last summer.

Maria and Juan kissed .......  at the end of the ceremony.

Terry and Jack were talking to each other in the hallway.

Terry and Jack hugged ........ when they said goodbye

The students congratulated one another after giving practice speeches..

Reciprocal pronoun

We use the reciprocal pronouns each other and one another when two or more people do the same thing. 

Traditionally, each other refers to two people and one another refers to more than two people, but this distinction is disappearing in modern English.

Fill in: Know that we still have ... ... you can stand under my umbrella

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