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Intensive Pronoun
 
 
 
 
Intensive Pronoun

In this lesson you will learn the definition of an intensive pronoun and study examples of intensive pronouns.
Intensive Pronoun Definition
  • An intensive pronoun is a word that is:
  • used to emphasize its antecedent
  • identical in form to a reflexive pronoun
Intensive Pronoun Examples
  • I myself believe that studying is the key to learning English.
  • The librarian herself said that this book was interesting.
  • They themselves promised to work on the project.
  • The following words are intensive pronouns
  • myself, himself, herself, themselves
 
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