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herself

yourselves

him yourself

ourselves

himself

myself

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8,1 herself (same as 7).

2 yourselves ( fixed usage enjoy oneself )

3 him( The pronoun after the preposition should be accusative.

4 yourself (help oneself fixed usage, jim is singular).

5 ourselves ourselves.

6 him (pronouns after verbs are used in the case of split-limb accusative).

7 myself ( by oneself alone).

2,herself

yourself

him yourself

us hiself

myself,2,herself

yourselies,2,1、sherry often makes breakfast by --herself--（she）

2、i hope you can enjoy -youself---you）in this trip，ladies and gentlemen。

3、lang lang plays the piano very are all proud of -him---1,herself

yourself

him yourself

ourselves

himself

myself,1,1,Fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the pronoun in parentheses (急急急,1、sherry often makes breakfast by --she).

2、i hope you can enjoy --you）in this trip,ladies and gentlemen.

3、lang lang plays the piano very are all proud of --he）

4、jim,please help --you）to some cake.

5、we can’t only think of --we）.we should think of others.

6、my father never buys --he）anything.

7、i want to work out the problem by --me）

Please read it and fill in the blanks with the appropriate form of the pronoun given and the answer is as follows.

Pronouns usually show the difference between the person and the number: the general distinction first.

First, second, and third person, as well as singular and plural, etc. There are also many languages where pronouns show the difference between the accusative (e.g., the first person plural nominative "we" and the accusative "us" in English), the sexual distinction (e.g., the masculine "il" and the feminine "elle" in French), or the biological distinction.

The pronouns are us, ourselves, this, this, that, they, how, that, that, how much, they, how, there, here, where, etc., pronouns, that is, words that replace nouns, verbs, adjectives, quantifiers, adverbs. Pronouns can be divided into three categories: personal pronouns, interrogative pronouns, demonstrative pronouns.

Most pronouns have the functions of nouns and adjectives.

Pronouns in English are divided into 10 types: personal pronouns, possessive pronouns, demonstrative pronouns, reflexive pronouns, mutual pronouns, interrogative pronouns, relative pronouns, conjunctive pronouns, indefinite pronouns and substitutes.

Common pronouns in Chinese are: each, each, me, when, how, which imitation Boxiang, how, each other, ranked, these, we, everyone, some, other, many, people, Naihe, itself, many, several, several, rest, what, who, who, if others, more, many, who, who, such as Xu, they, you, our family.

How, that, here, everyone, a little while, this way, that time, like this, like this, this time, this time, that, this, that, so much.