Higher Tier - Reflexive verbs with reciprocal meanings are verbs where the reflexive pronoun can be translated as ‘each other’, such as se regarder (to look at each other). Reflexive pronouns ...

Today’s column deals mainly with the one subtype: the reflexive pronoun that is part of the personal family. Why? Because reflexive pronouns are likely to be the least familiar and therefore the ...

What's the difference between (5) and (6)? Of course, there is a grammatical way of saying (3), but we have to use a special type of pronoun called a "reflexive," as in (7). The sentences in (3)/(4) ...

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.” They are called for ...

“The word ‘myself’ is what’s called a reflexive pronoun,” she explained. “Think about looking in a mirror and seeing your reflection. You’d say, ‘I see myself in the mirror.