Reflexive Pronouns - Daily Activities

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Question 1

I fixed the leaking tap _____. I didn't call a plumber.

Options: myself, me, mine

Question 2

The washing machine _____ is quiet, but its final spin cycle is noisy.

Options: it, itself, its

Question 3

He accidentally cut _____ on the sharp knife while he was alone in the kitchen.

Options: him, his, himself

Question 4

Before the guests arrived, we prepared _____ for a busy evening by dividing the chores.

Options: ourselves, us, our

Question 5

Nora called Luis, and Luis called Nora. They called _____ to check their plans for the day.

Options: themselves, each other, them

Question 6

After the shower, I looked at _____ in the mirror and noticed I was still sleepy.

Options: me, my, myself

Question 7

Mia, please help _____ to some water.

Options: yourself, you, yourselves

Question 8

He decided to eat the last piece of cake later, so he kept it for _____.

Options: him, himself, his

Question 9

She was the only person at home, and she accidentally locked _____ out when she took the rubbish outside.

Options: her, hers, herself

Question 10

After silencing my phone, I could finally _____. Then I _____ on the sofa and soon _____ calmer.

Options: concentrate, concentrate myself, concentrate me, relaxed myself, relaxed, relaxed me, felt myself, felt me, felt

Question 11

They didn't enjoy _____ because the music was too loud.

Options: themselves, them, theirselves

Question 12

You and Priya should be proud — you both completed all of this _____!

Options: yourself, yourselves, you

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