Grammar and Language Workbook

20. I bought (me, myself) a second-hand suit at the bargain store this morning.
21. Iku and (you, yourself) should see this great foreign film!
22. Raz introduced (hisself, himself) to his new boss.
23. Angela read to (her, herself) until she fell asleep on the couch.
24. Have (you, yourself) and Bob finished your homework?
25. The dogs played among (theirselves, themselves) under the shade trees in the park.
26. The new neighbors and (I, myself) have not met.
27. Makila made (him, himself) a new pair of boots.
28. You mean Tracy and (you, yourself) didn’t finish the big history test?
29. Mamie found (her, herself) in a strange part of the building.
30. You need to give (you, yourself) some time to recover from your accident, Akira.
31. James laughed at (hisself, himself) for falling for the joke that Howard played on him.
32. The team members huddled among (theirselves, themselves).
33. Sandi painted (her, herself) a T-shirt with a rain forest background.
34. I told (me, myself) to stop being so self-righteous about everything that is going on.
35. The audience keeps telling (it, itself) the scary film is only a movie!
36. He (hisself, himself) knows how it feels to be left out of any festive gathering.
37. The mother of the boy called (him, himself) in for dinner.
38. The bat hung (it, itself) upside down from the cave roof.
39. The skiers blamed (theirselves, themselves) for the avalanche that destroyed the beautiful valley.
40. The teacher called on (me, myself) to read the long poem aloud.
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