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In the above sentences, this that , these , those are used to point out the
object or objects to which they refer. They are, therefore, called
Demonstrative Pronouns.
3. Reflexive Pronoun
Read these sentences:
1. I have hurt myself .
2. You have hurt yourself .
3. He has hurt himself .
4. She has hurt herself .
5. The horse has hurt itself .
6. We have hurt ourselves .
7. You have hurt yourselves , boys.
8. They have hurt themselves .
Whom have I hurt? myself
Whom have we hurt? ourselves
Whom have you hurt? yourself
Whom has the horse hurt? itself
Whom have they hurt? themselves
In each of the above sentences, the doer of the action is also the receiver of
the action; that is, the object denotes the same person or thing as the subject.
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The pronouns myself ourselves yourself yourselves himself herself itself ,
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themselves, when used as the object of a verb, are called Reflexive Pronouns.
4. Interrogative Pronoun
Read the sentences :
1. Who are you? 2. Whom do you want?
3. Which is your car? 4. Whose book is this?
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