REFLEXIVES and EACH OTHER / ONE ANOTHER
Complete the sentences with a suitable reflexive pronoun (myself, yourself...) or
each other one another.
1. She looked at
2.- John cooked
3.- I'm sure my daughter will enjoy
4. My uncle hurt
basketball at school.
5.- My neighbours John, Mike and Ted spent the whole evening arguing with
6.- We didn't buy it
7.- I met my wife in October, but we didn't see
8.- Susan and Maria took photographs of
in the mirror.
a meal and then he read a book.
on her trip.
when he was playing
on holidays.
9.- My cousins' house is very beautiful. They designed it
10.- Don't ask me to help you. You must do it
11.- We are working in the same school now, so John and I see
every day.
the luggage
18.- Did you enjoy
My neighbour bought it for us.
12. My aunt makes all her clothes
13.- Did you paint the kitchen
14. They are a very successful band. They write all their songs
19. At the end of the play, Juliet kills
20. Let me introduce
15.- I hope you like the present. I chose it
16.- Last night I could hear a group of people shouting at
Then I called the police.
17.- Nobody helped us and although we were very tired we carried
23. My brother and I gave
24.- Look at
while they were
? --Yes, it took me two days.
-until Christmas.
in Paris? -Yes, we had a great time.
I'm Jose Angel.
21.- While my mum was picking up the broken cup, she cut
22.- Our English teacher told us to stop shouting and to behave
25.- Mary found
the same present at Christmas.
You're covered in mud.
a new boyfriend.
26.- Once they were friends, but now they don't like
27.- Who did your homework for you? No one. I did it
28. The heating turns
on at night.
29.- We enjoyed
30.- John and I are very good friends. We see
31. Can your children look after
32.- She's very selfish. She only thinks of
a lot at the party.
every week.
while you're in Paris?