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Pronoun Types 15
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Personal pronounsLecture1.1
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Personal pronoun exercisesLecture1.2
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Possessive pronounsLecture1.3
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Possessive pronoun exercisesLecture1.4
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Gender and pronounsLecture1.5
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Stressed and unstressed pronounsLecture1.6
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Reflexive pronounsLecture1.7
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Demonstrative pronounsLecture1.8
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Demonstrative pronoun exercisesLecture1.9
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Interrogative pronounsLecture1.10
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Interrogative pronoun exercisesLecture1.11
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Relative pronounsLecture1.12
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Relatvie pronoun exercisesLecture1.13
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Indefinite pronounsLecture1.14
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Pronouns exercises (advanced)Lecture1.15
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Reflexive pronouns
Reflexive pronouns accompany reflexive verbs. These verbs can be seen as a very special kind of transitive verb in that they take an object. However, the object and subject of a reflexive verb refer to the same person, and the object is expressed as a reflexive pronoun. This is equivalent to the unstressed object pronoun except in the third person and the second person formal.
| singular | 1 | me | myself |
| informal | 2 | je | yourself |
| formal | u/zich | yourself | |
| feminine | 3 | zich | herself |
| masculine | zich | himself | |
| neuter | zich | itself | |
| plural | 1 | ons | ourseves |
| 2 | je | yourselves | |
| 3 | zich | themselves |