MYSELF, YOURSELF: Introduction to Reflexive Pronouns in English

[@abbienovoaruiz6986]

I enjoyed myself with this lesson learning with the Teacher Rebeca! Thanks you so much! A gorgeous explication and lesson.

[@Christopher-n9j]

Teacher Rebeca nailed the reflexive pronoun lesson using a mirror as a prop which was brilliant. Thank you so much "the man in the mirror" reflects the same person. I'm so happy to finally understand what a reflexive pronoun is:

[@amrutachavan7686]

I like your lessons because you come directly on point but other KZbinr waste 1to 3minutes introduction

[@mariahiller]

Thank you Rebecca, you are a fantastic teacher. You make it look so easy.

[@Iamchandandatta]

i am learning English by watching videos everyday. Every videos on this channel is really very helpful.she demonstrate the topics very easily so that anyone can understand .

[@jarrinitiseno5726]

Your sound is very clearly, thank very much.

[@84berrioscarlos1]

I enjoyed it myself from head to tail, je je je you are a good teacher and I am learning a lot...thanks very much.-

[@SchizoNiko]

Thanks Rebecca! I'm teaching this lesson to a young Chinese ESL learner later today and this presentation gave me a lot of good ideas. :)

[@nandhini.b1209]

Thank you for being the good teacher to teach a fantastic grammar.

[@vefaramazanli5918]

You are best teacher thank you very much🙏🏻 from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

[@0331ball]

In this usage the reflexive pronoun is 'emphatic' meaning that it serves to clarify that it is in fact you who didn't notice. It is also perfectly grammatical and perfectly well understood to say simply, "I didn't notice"

[@delabarca47]

I understood perfectly well, thanks Rebecca

[@vikkijames6000]

So clearly explained, enjoyable, informative lesson..

[@157tty]

I study English by myself, I mean I do not want to pay for it!!! knowledge could be free if you really want.

[@serggla924]

True they should just let people self study and take tests to get credits,it's basically the same thing because most professors are to busy to help out students individually so you end up self studying anyways.

[@pablosalina7654]

me too so i watch all those english videos on youtube it is so helpful for me..

[@aldydoubled8202]

It's correct? When I say 'I did it myself'? And what is the difference between 'I did it myself' and 'I did it by myself'?

[@umutonicharlotte-de3ub]

I thankful for this lesson, I love you my teacher and English it have been improving to me

[@engin7787]

I always enjoy myself listening your lessons.

[@raniarana1088]

when u said (she make breakfast for he self) or something like that I think that there are some actiions such as SHAVE and SHOWER and GET DERSSES and MAKE BREAKFAST that we usually describe without reflexive soo plllz answer me

[@alfonsohdez5092]

Both are correct depending on the context. In this case IS is referring to which ONE is correct of the following sentences not which ones. The teacher is ok.

[@CarmenMartinez-gh2df]

your explanation is great, very interesting. thank you!

[@falizinho25]

thank you very much Rebecca. You are my teacher.

[@paiadajoplangl.nonglait2994]

Is it correct She's a great singer herself?

[@SuperRashead]

Which is correct: Me, myself and I`??

[@IranianChinaLover]

Thank you very much for your nice teaching methods.you are perfect.

[@m.m.h2935]

Thank you very much Rebecca, you make it very clear.

[@brunomiguel6603]

Hello Rebecca how are you doing ? I hope you are doing well, I have question regarding this example " I bought a book for myself " is it wrong if I could have said " I bought a book for me?

[@krishnaraopadavala3172]

Hi mam You are an excellent English teacher!

[@Mamba0809]

Thanks Rebecca! I can't wait to learn more of your lessons,

[@renataramos9129]

I loved it!!! Congratulations for this lesson!

[@lucymokabane843]

When you say" I am truly blessed ". Please kindly explain above.

[@fabmcmillan9715]

This video is simple and perfect! Thanks a lot.

[@prasadyadav9155]

mam please explain the grammar sentences on when and being and while and difference between due to, because of , owing to

[@ronaldoandrade7997]

Thanks Teacher! Your videos always help myself!

[@tango10catalonia]

Hi Rebecca, I really like your education so, I want difference between {of and from } in the sentence .. continue Rebecca, Thinks

[@laprepa1146]

Thanks for lesson You explain very well

[@Usernet1]

Thanks for the lesson. by the way I enjoyed myself.

[@mensajerojaufre]

Thanks Very Interesting , I have a question , I´m learning english Myself and I have a Book Sentence to fill : The book says "Make the interrogative Construction to each answer using the correct Reflexive Form: A: "Did You..........?" B: "No, I went to the movies yesterday with some friends"

[@fadwaalbalushi-t9r]

go by yourself

[@rafaelaprende]

You and your colleagues are doing a wonderful job. :-) Thanks.

[@liyan4724]

Rebecca, thank you so much. It's great lesson.

[@fungi780]

thank you for your explanation

[@shamshadkhangcc]

I'm having too much of difficulty in understanding the difference between 'reflexive' and 'intensive' pronouns. And I cannot find a good video that explains intensive pronoun properly. Please help! :(

[@fahkaa6796]

Thank you for the lesson 🤩🤩

[@thedeziner]

Thank you Rebecca! Waiting for next lesson. :)

[@shruthireddy3998]

hello mam Is the sentence" I myself dint notice" correct?

[@rodrigoitit]

Brilliant lesson! I liked so much! thanks a lot Rebecca.

[@safasoft6193]

Hi Rebecca you are super amazing:) I love you I hope that you make a lesson telling us how explain my health state to a doctor?

[@Mororoadster]

Just a great explanation, thanks a lot rebbeca

[@MrBboyedson]

Very helpful lesson. THX!

[@theriddler3637]

Very good lesson as always

[@muxedkhaliif2793]

Very good teacher

[@levygilos9029]

I enjoyed myself this particular topic.

[@francescalancia6865]

Ciao Rebecca, sei la mia preferita!!

[@TheKrizzyme]

thanks.. you're a good teacher..

[@dalafhasan3484]

You r great Mrs Rebecca

[@priscyllamacedd]

Thanks for this class!

[@MuhammadAbdullahaamir-e9r]

You are fantastic😊

[@AliAbbas-su4xn]

Thank you , teacher.

[@amithdas3861]

Useful lesson Thanks Madam

[@NotMyBroder]

i love your teaching

[@Summer-ew4hh]

Very good. Thanks.

[@hypersomrizz]

Beautiful explanation!!!!!!

[@gmayank32]

mam, is this sentence correct? "They already have so many problems for themselves to look into".

[@crama9300]

Madam Please explain what is difference between reflexive pronouns and empathetic pronouns.

[@DanJiang]

You are very clear. That's great!

[@nataliem6622]

it so freaking funny :D.....No offence Rebecca:)

[@beleza-167]

Nossa no Estados Unidos tem aula de inglês

[@barrand48]

Thank you Rebecca, I really enjoyed myself this lesson.

[@sontrahay8479]

THANK A LOT ;YOU SUCH A GOOD TEACHER ....!!!!! I wish ! you are my teacher.

[@matsnic665]

Thank you Rebecca, I am German and I understood it 👍

[@leonardoramos3267]

Merci beaucoup!

[@Samurai1288]

i learned management myself..Let me introduce myself...

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[@MrRaji81]

Great...thank you very much

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Thanks!

[@anhhaichosat]

thanks you very much

[@dhruvchandrayadav3754]

thanks mam

[@wardiyoow]

its nice. !

[@mfahadsheikh8888]

link of Emphatic pronouns?

[@ellaheydari2970]

Hi can you please make a video of generic pronouns???

[@jjtripode]

.you are perfect!!!!

[@Youra-son]

isn't ''myself'' a subject complement ?

[@faizafofo93]

rebeca thank youuuuuuuu

[@ashinkovida1351]

Let me ask you a question! What is the difference between " I baked a cake myself and I baked myself a cake"?

[@wardiyoow]

Wonderful

[@nishnisha4251]

I enjoyed myself

[@artemvalieiev]

thanks!

[@prasadyadav9155]

please post video to my id i will be thankful if you could post as soon as possible.

[@nakalanzibeatrice7180]

Thx love

[@jk-fx4bf]

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[@vamshimedishetty5624]

I bought a book for yourself Or I bought a book for you yourself Which one is right?

[@jesiksm09]

none of them because you have two subjects in the sentence I and you. Myself, yourself, etc are used when the subject and object are the same person. So, the right sentence in your example is I bought a book for you.

[@Улетный-ш6х]

Great

[@annedesilva1224]

👍🌷

[@nataliem6622]

put her in slow motion 0.5

[@NTHeader]

Nice

[@mariagerman724]

Se cura esa mujer😂😂

hahaha I wrote it myself.

[@diffystyle1758]

Transformation of sentences are required.....

[@1ahmeduddin]

I studied medicine myself

[@Mandeepsinghmakker]

gr8

[@kellyperez7608]

Thanks for this lesson. I really like your videos and I am learning English by myself.