Look. Answer the questions.
1. What's the matter with him?
2. What's the matter with her?
3. What's the matter with him?
4. What's the matter with you?
5. What's the matter with you?
II. Choose the suitable words.
1. He cut herself/himself yesterday. The cut was serious, so he had to see the doctor.
2. You should be careful when you cook, or you can burn yourself/herself.
3. I watched a video to teach myself/himself how to make salad.
4. Mary hurt yourself/herself when she climbed a tree yesterday.
5. She made all the Christmas decorations by herself/himself.
6. You can make yourself/myself sick when you eat too much cake.
7. When I saw herself/myself in the mirror, I realized that I had paint on my cheek.
8. He has to walk to school by himself/herself today because his mother is sick.
9. My father is always busy, so I have to do my homework by himself / myself.
10. You should learn to cook by yourself/myself. III. What would you say in these situations?
Complete the sentences. Use the given verbs and reflexive pronouns.
1. You and your friend are at the concert. You want to know how your friend got there. You ask him/her: Do you...... ..? (drive)
2. There's blood on your friend's finger. You want to know what happened. You ask: How did ...... .? (cut)
3. You friend wrote a poem. You want to know if anybody help him/her. You ask: Did you. .? (write) 4. The boy sitting next to you at a party doesn't know your name. You tell him: Hello, let's me. (introduce)
5. There's some cake on the table. Your friend is hungry. You want to offer him/her some cake. You , tell him please (make)
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What's the matter with him? - We need more context to answer this question.
What's the matter with her? - We need more context to answer this question.
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What's the matter with you? - We need more context to answer this question.
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II. Choosing the suitable words:
He cut himself yesterday. The cut was serious, so he had to see the doctor.
You should be careful when you cook, or you can burn yourself.
I watched a video to teach myself how to make salad.
Mary hurt herself when she climbed a tree yesterday.
She made all the Christmas decorations by herself.
You can make yourself sick when you eat too much cake.
When I saw myself in the mirror, I realized that I had paint on my cheek.
He has to walk to school by himself today because his mother is sick.
My father is always busy, so I have to do my homework by myself.
You should learn to cook by yourself.
III. Completing the sentences with reflexive pronouns:
You and your friend are at the concert. You want to know how your friend got there. You ask him/her: Do you drive yourself?
There's blood on your friend's finger. You want to know what happened. You ask: How did you cut yourself?
Your friend wrote a poem. You want to know if anybody helped him/her. You ask: Did you write it yourself?
The boy sitting next to you at a party doesn't know your name. You tell him: Hello, let me introduce myself.
There's some cake on the table. Your friend is hungry. You want to offer him/her some cake. You say: Please help yourself.