Reflexive Pronouns

[candyman22333]

really helpfull



[RMHashan]

Great explanation

[Alexajordan2]

yeah i learned this like 7 years ago in elementary but i have to learn it aain because im learning german so thank you for this video or as the germans would say Danke!

[learnamericanenglish]

@Alexajordan2 --Bitte!

[lpsrocks2007]

Very help full

[blackerthanebony100]

Why am I watching this? lol

[BlueFoxPro]

Thank you for putting this video up on Youtube! :D <33

(Even if I need to do it in Swedish, it has helped me to figure out what to say :D)

[MrMydesire]

it is very helpful for English learners...Thanks Sir!

[MrSophat05]

I like your teaching so much, Mr. Paul

[SyedShaharif]

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[11889music]

This is how YouTube should be used! Wonderful.

[rafaymaggie]

Great, well structured help! Thanks.

[admtrainee]

Nice!! Thanks!

[miguelgcone]

Excellent! thanks, These kind of lesson are really helpful!!

[blowery2]

Why are genitive pronouns combined with "self" for 1st and 2nd person reflexive pronouns but objective pronouns are used for 3rd person? I've read this in several usage texts, and I can't find an explanation. Wouldn't it make more sense to use genitive across the board? I think that would fit the meaning of the sentence better.

[tacosrock321]

Thanks! I understand it better. A little. But does it always have to be a personal pronoun to be reflexive? What if you had a name like Darren Himself did not know where the gifts were hidden? Is that reflexive?

[lindzylu123]

no that is an intensive pronoun. i had questions about that too. I remember it by how it kind of intensifies the sentence.