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Test: if you can REMOVE the-self word and the sentence still makes sense, it is intensive. A REFLEXIVE pronoun looks identical but is the OBJECT of the verb—the action returns to the subject ('She hurt herself'). Never use-self words as subjects ('Myself went'—wrong) or as plain objects ('Send it to myself'—wrong; use 'me') . |  |  |\n\nPRACTICE  \nChoose the correct answer for each question.  \n1. Which sentence uses an INTENSIVE pronoun correctly?  \nA. Marcus hurt himself during the soccer game on Saturday.  \nB. The mayor herself handed out the awards at the ceremony.  \nC. Please send the permission slip to myself by Friday.  \nD. Myself and Aisha will lead the recycling club this year.  \n2. Which sentence uses a REFLEXIVE pronoun (not intensive)?  \nA. The president himself answered the student's question.  \nB. I taught myself how to solve a Rubik's cube last summer.  \nC. The cake itself was beautiful, but the frosting was too sweet.  \nD. Myself and my brother built the treehouse over the weekend.  \n3. Which sentence uses '-self/-selves' INCORRECTLY?  \nA. Please give your responses to Mrs. Chen or myself by noon.  \nB. Jordan finished the puzzle by himself in under an hour.  \nC. The students themselves designed the mural in the hallway.  \nD. She blamed herself for forgetting the team's water cooler.  \n4. Which sentence uses the correct-self word?  \nA. The twins hurt theirselves while skateboarding yesterday.  \nB. The twins hurt themself while skateboarding yesterday.  \nC. The twins hurt himself while skateboarding yesterday.  \nD. 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Coach Patel asked Lina and I to set up the cones.  \nB. Coach Patel asked Lina and ourselves to set up the cones.  \nC. Coach Patel asked Lina and me to set up the cones.  \nD. Coach Patel asked Lina and herself to set up the cones.  \n7. Which sentence shows correct use of an intensive pronoun for emphasis?  \nA. The principal himself delivered the announcement over the intercom.  \nB. The principal his self delivered the announcement over the intercom.  \nC. The principal hisself delivered the announcement over the intercom.  \nD. The principal him self delivered the announcement over the intercom.  \n8. Which sentence uses the intensive pronoun correctly?  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