REFLEXIVE PRONOUN FLOW PLAN REPORT

I. Introduction as a reporter of the topic.

II. Rebus

III. Small Introduction Activity.

(Ask for some Examples of Reflexive pronounce)

IV. INTRODUCTION OF THE TOPIC

V. DISCUSSION

VI. RECAP

VII. QUIZ

VIII. END OF DISCUSSIO

I. TITLE OF THE TOPIC: REFLEXIVE PRONOUN

II. OBJECTIVE:

Remind students that the subject of a sentence is who or what the sentence is about. Explain that
reflexive pronouns are used when the subject and the object of the sentences are the same. ... Tell
students that reflexive pronouns are also used to emphasize the subject.

III. START OF DISCUSSION

What is Reflexive Pronoun?

Before we understand the concept of reflexive pronoun. First, let us discuss what is personal pronoun.

PRESONAL PRONOUN

 the person who speaks

 the person who is spoken to.
 the person who is being spoken about

First person

Subject: I (singular) – we (plural)

Object: me (singular) – us (plural)

Second person

Subject: You (singular) – You (plural)

Object: you (singular) – You (plural)

Third person

Subject: He/she/it (singular) – They (plural)

Object: him/her/it (singular) – them (plural

REFLEXIVE PRONOUN
Those are the pronounce that are formed by adding '-self' or '-selves' to the different forms of
personal pronounce.

Ex.

 Did You complete the painting all by yourself?

*the word "Yourself" is the reflexive pronoun from the personal pronoun "You"

 Yes! I did it myself.

*the word “myself” is the reflexive pronoun then it came from the personal pronoun “me”.
First person

Myself (singular) – ourselves (plural)

Second person

Yourself (singular) – yourselves (plural)

Third person

Himself/herself/itself (singular) –themselves (plural)

Uses of Reflexive Pronoun

 Reflexive pronoun is used when the object, direct object or indirect object, of verb is the same
person or thing, as the subject of the verb. We use reflexive pronoun when the subject and
object are the same. Another way to think about it would be to just remember that
reflexive pronouns are generally used when a person or persons are performing an
action on themselves.

Different ways to use reflexive pronoun

 We use a reflexive pronoun as a direct object when the object is the same
as the subject of the verb:
I am teaching myself to play the piano.
Be careful with that knife. You might cut yourself.

 We use reflexive pronouns as an indirect object when the indirect object

is the same as the subject of the verb:
They had to cook for themselves.
He was feeling very sorry for himself.
 Quiz in Reflexive Pronoun
I. TEST YOURSELF: Identify if the sentence is correct if not correct the statement.

1. My dog gives hisself a bath every morning.

2. The president gave additional responsibilities to her staff and to ourselves.
3. Two of my colleagues completed the project by theirselves.
4. On behalf of my husband and myself, I would like to thank you for your support.
5. I always ask for challenging projects, but my supervisor never gives them to myself.
ANSWERS
1. My dog gives HIMSELF a bath every morning.
2. The president gave additional responsibilities to her staff and to US. [We [We cannot use the reflexive pronoun ourselves
here because the subject of the clause is president, not we.]
3. Two of my colleagues completed the project by THEMSELVES.
4. CORRECT. [ The second object of the prepositional phrase "of my husband and myself” is myself because it refers to the
subject of the verb in the clause, I.]
5. I always ask for challenging projects, but my supervisor never gives them to ME. [Note that while the subject of the first
clause is I, the subject of the clause in which the reflexive pronoun myself appears is supervisor. The reflexive pronoun must
appear in the same clause as the subject it reflects.]

II. Identify if the Reflexive pronoun is used as a Direct or Indirect object.

__________1. I hurt myself trying to fix my father’s car. (DIRECT)

__________2. You sent yourself another Valentine’s Day card, didn’t you? (DIRECT)
__________3. Jack introduced himself to his girlfriend’s parents. (DIRECT)
__________4. Mary walked herself to school for the first time last week. (DIRECT)
__________5. The bug found itself caught in yet another screen enclosure. (DIRECT)

__________6. I tried to stay away from that third piece of cake, but I just couldn’t help myself. (INDIRECT)
__________7. You should not do the repair to the air conditioning unit yourself. (INDIRECT)
__________8. Brian offered to drive me to Boston himself but I just couldn’t see putting him out like that.
(INDIRECT)
__________9. Little Sara tried to reach the bucket herself but the shelf was way too high. (INDIRECT)
__________10. The alligator ate the large bird and found itself feeling quite full. (INDIRECT)

2 Timothy 2:15 “Do your best to present yourself to God

GODBLESS AND GOODLUCK as one approved, a worker who does not need to be ashamed
and who correctly handles the word of truth.”