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Reflexive pronouns and "each other"
- Reflexive pronouons: when the subject and the object are the same person or
thing or when a person does an action on his / her own (without any help)
- Singular
- I=myself
- I enjoyed myself at the party
- I enjoyed myself at the party
- You=yourself
- He=himself
- She=herself
- She bought herslelf a new skirt
- She bought herslelf a new skirt
- It=itself
- I=myself
- Plural
- We=ourselves
- You=yourselves
- They=themselves
- They washed themselves after working in the garden
- They washed themselves after working in the garden
- We=ourselves
- Singular
- "Each other"
- We use the reciprocal pronoun "each other" when two or more people do the same
thing. Peter and Mary helped each other. = Peter
helped Mary and Mary helped Peter. We sent each other Christmas cards. = We sent them a
Christmas card and they sent us a Christmas card.
- We use the reciprocal pronoun "each other" when two or more people do the same
thing. Peter and Mary helped each other. = Peter
helped Mary and Mary helped Peter. We sent each other Christmas cards. = We sent them a
Christmas card and they sent us a Christmas card.
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