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REFLEXIVE OR OBJECT PRONOUN? 1

level: Beginner (A1/A2)



Choose whether each of the sentences below requires an object pronoun or a reflexive pronoun.

1. He is so vain. He likes to talk about ________ all the time.
  himself
  him

2. Jane? Yes, I spoke to ________ last week.
  herself
  her

3. Her brother? Yes, she told me all about ________.
  him
  himself

4. You really have to respect ________.
  you
  yourself

5. They talk about us, but they don't really know ________.
  us
  ourselves

6. Some actors love ________ too much.
  them
  themselves

7. Are you going to invite ________ to the concert?
  herself
  her

8. Goodbye! Take care of ________!
  you
  yourself

9. You have to tell ________ what happened.
  them
  themselves

10. I was at home by ________. ( = no one else was with me.)
  me
  myself

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