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"title": "Reflexive Pronouns in English Grammar",
"description": "Learn how to use reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, himself, etc.) in English sentences with practical exercises and examples",
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Let's solve these exercises about reflexive pronouns! 🎯

First, let's understand what reflexive pronouns are:
- They are used when the subject and object of the sentence are the same person/thing
- Common reflexive pronouns: myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves

Exercise 15 solutions:
1. I taught myself how to ride a bicycle.
2. We enjoyed ourselves at the party.
3. My little brother painted the picture himself.
4. Ann is standing in front of the mirror and looking at herself.
5. Their dog hurt itself yesterday.
6. Behave yourself! (Веди себя хорошо!)
7. Write back and tell me about yourself.
8. George and Sue can do it themselves.
9. I repaired the bicycle myself.
10. They decided to paint their house themselves.

Exercise 16 solutions:
1. He can't concentrate because it's very noisy.
2. Let me introduce myself. My name's Leo Barret.
3. The knife is very sharp. Be careful or you'll hurt yourself.
4. The kettle is very hot. Don't burn yourself.
5. Is your dog still ill? - No, it feels quite well.
6. Do you often see your classmates? - No, not very often. We sometimes meet at weekends.

Remember! 📝
- Use reflexive pronouns when the subject performs an action on itself
- Not all verbs in English require reflexive pronouns (unlike some other languages)
- Common verbs that often use reflexive pronouns: introduce, hurt, teach, enjoy, concentrate

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"grade": 6,
"lang": "en",
"url_subject": "english",
"title": "English Grammar: Reflexive Pronouns and Time Linkers",
"description": "Practice exercises on reflexive pronouns, object pronouns and time sequence words in English",
"keywords": ["reflexive pronouns", "object pronouns", "time linkers", "English grammar", "sequence words", "grammar exercises"]
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Let's continue with the exercises! 📝

Exercise 16 (continued):
7. Does anyone help you to do your homework? - No, I always do it myself
8. He took a towel and dried himself
9. Did Sue and Tom have a good time at the party? - Yes, they enjoyed themselves

Exercise 17 (Reflexive/Object Pronouns):
1. Look at Mike! He's riding a bicycle very well. - Yes, his father taught him to ride it last week.
2. It isn't their fault (вина). You can't blame (винить) them
3. She is sure that it's her fault and she blames only herself
4. That's all about me. Write back and tell me about yourself
5. Where are you from? - I'm from India. What about you?
6. If you behave yourself, I'll take you to the zoo.
7. She's very little. Does she really cook by herself?

Exercise 18 (Time Linkers):
1. At first, he went to the chemist's, then he went to the shop.
2. She left the house and went to the beach.
3. Lucy was in the garden when her mother called her.
4. I usually read a book before I go to bed.
5. Tom usually gets up at 7 am, then he has breakfast before he goes to school.

Remember! 💡
- Use object pronouns (me, him, her, them) when the person is the object of the action
- Use reflexive pronouns (myself, himself, etc.) when the subject and object are the same
- Time linkers (and, then, when, before) help to show the sequence of events