Reflexive pronouns are used with reflexive verbs and include 'me', 'te' and 'se'. Learn about reflexive pronouns with BBC Bitesize French. For students between the ages of 14 and 16.

In many cases reflexive pronouns are poor substitutes for the more grammatical choice: regular pronouns. “Talk to Mary or me.” “Andy, Laura and I continued to eat. ...

Reflexive pronouns other than “myself” can show up doing these jobs sometimes, too. But “myself” is the most popular, which I personally suspect has to do with English speakers’ fear ...

The reflexive pronoun denotes that the action is directed back upon the subject of the sentence. Examples: “John (subject) hurt himself.” “The old man (subject) hanged himself.” Notice that these ...

Reflexive pronouns can also be used for emphasis to mean that person or thing and nobody or nothing else. Here, they can also be called intensive pronouns or emphatic pronouns. ...

Similarly, reflexive pronouns, which play a distinctive role, can be overused — and are often misused. Reflexive pronouns are those that end in “-self” or “-selves.” ...

Similarly, reflexive pronouns, which play a distinctive role, can be overused — and are often misused. Reflexive pronouns are those that end in “-self” or “-selves.” ...