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Grade 4 Grammar Lesson 8 Kinds of pronouns - Free Printable

Grade 4 Grammar Lesson 8 Kinds of pronouns

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Let's solve this step by step. The task is to fill in the blanks with the correct reflexive or emphasizing pronouns from the box:

Pronouns available:
- herself
- myself
- themselves
- yourselves
- yourself
- himself
- ourselves
- itself

We need to choose the right reflexive pronoun (which refers back to the subject) or emphasizing pronoun (used for emphasis, often meaning "by oneself").

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1. I fell down and hurt ________.


- Subject: *I* → reflexive pronoun: myself
Answer: *myself*

> "I hurt myself" means I injured my own body.

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2. The principal ________ gave the orders.


- Subject: *The principal* (singular, male/female not specified) → reflexive pronoun: himself or herself?
- Since gender isn't specified, we can use either, but himself is more commonly used in general contexts unless the person is known to be female.
- But note: the sentence implies emphasis — "the principal personally gave the orders."
- So it's an emphasizing use: "The principal himself gave the orders."

Answer: *himself*

> This emphasizes that the principal did it personally.

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3. You ________ started the fight.


- Subject: *You* (singular) → reflexive/emphasizing: yourself
- Emphasizes that *you personally* started the fight.

Answer: *yourself*

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4. We enjoyed ________ at the picnic.


- Subject: *We* → reflexive pronoun: ourselves
- "Enjoyed ourselves" is a common phrase.

Answer: *ourselves*

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5. They blamed ________ for the mistake.


- Subject: *They* → reflexive pronoun: themselves
- "They blamed themselves" = they took responsibility.

Answer: *themselves*

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6. She looks at ________ in the looking glass.


- Subject: *She* → reflexive: herself
- Looking at one's own reflection.

Answer: *herself*

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7. Mother ________ cooked this for me.


- Subject: *Mother* → reflexive/emphasizing: herself
- Emphasizes that she personally did it, not someone else.

Answer: *herself*

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8. The boys found ________ in a bad situation.


- Subject: *The boys* → plural → reflexive: themselves
- "Found themselves" = they realized they were in trouble.

Answer: *themselves*

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9. You all should do your work ________.


- Subject: *You all* → plural → reflexive/emphasizing: yourselves
- "Do your work yourselves" = without help from others.

Answer: *yourselves*

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10. The dog barked at ________ in the mirror.


- Subject: *The dog* → singular → reflexive: itself
- Dog sees its own reflection.

Answer: *itself*

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11. I ________ saw it with my own eyes!


- Subject: *I* → reflexive/emphasizing: myself
- Emphasizes that the speaker personally witnessed it.

Answer: *myself*

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12. You and your friend ________ told me about it.


- Subject: *You and your friend* → two people → plural → reflexive/emphasizing: yourselves
- Emphasizes both of you personally told the speaker.

Answer: *yourselves*

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Final Answers:



1. myself
2. himself
3. yourself
4. ourselves
5. themselves
6. herself
7. herself
8. themselves
9. yourselves
10. itself
11. myself
12. yourselves

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📝 Summary Tips:


- Reflexive pronouns are used when the action reflects back on the subject (e.g., *I hurt myself*).
- Emphasizing pronouns add stress to the subject (e.g., *I myself saw it*).
- Use yourself for singular *you*, yourselves for plural *you*.
- Always match the pronoun to the number and person of the subject.

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