Personal
Reflexive
Indefinite
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100

We and they are going to meet at the restaurant for dinner. 

(Personal: We, they)

100

The cat groomed itself in front of the mirror.

(Reflexive pronoun: itself)

100

Someone left their umbrella in the classroom.

 (indefinite pronoun: someone)

100
Tom decides that he can stay home if he makes himself sick.
he = personal himself = reflexive
200
If you give it a cracker, the parrot might speak for you.
you, it, you = personal
200

Mark blamed himself for the mistake he made at work.

(Reflexive pronoun: himself )

200

Is there anything I can do to help you? 

(indefinite pronoun: anything)

200
Nobody had their homework finished today.
Nobody = indefinite their = personal
300

They couldn't find their keys, so he and I helped them search.

(Personal: They, he, I)

300

We should take care of ourselves by eating well and exercising regularly. 

(Reflexive pronoun: ourselves)

300

Everyone enjoys the English class.

Everyone - indefinite

300

I taught myself how to play the guitar.

Reflexive: Myself /Personal: I

400
Justin thanked me for returning the book to him.
me, him = personal
400

Sarah reminded herself to study for the upcoming exam.  

(Reflexive: herself) 

400

Nobody should go through such a difficult situation alone.

 (indefinite pronoun: nobody)

400

Someone left a gift on the doorstep.


Indefinite: Someone

500

You and I should collaborate on this task to ensure its success. 


(Personal: You, I)

500

After the race, the athletes congratulated themselves on their performance. 

(Reflexive pronoun: themselves)

500
Couldn't you find anybody?
anybody - indefinite
500

Somebody left their jacket in the classroom, so they went back to retrieve it. 

(Indefinite: Somebody) (Personal: their, they)

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