apples
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They bought their tickets in the first row and saw the whole game. The game was fantastic and they loved it.
THEY
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The team gave us a loud cheer and we felt thrilled; it was a great moment.
US
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I bought myself a new car, and my sister herself came with me.
MYSELF
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The dog himself buried the bone; he wanted it for later.
HIMSELF
HE
IT
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He spent all of his allowance on these football cards. His mum was angry with him.
HE HIM
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The coach saw him commit the foul and her anger was absolute.
HIM
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He told himself he could win the game if he had a positive attitude; his mother taught him that mindset herself.
HIMSELF
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The judge himself delivered the verdict. These defendants on the right were guilty but those on the left weren't.
HIMSELF
THOSE
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We saw ourselves dancing with fairies and they looked at one another happily.
WE - Subject pronoun
Ourselves - Reflexive pronoun
They - Subject pronoun
One another - Reciprocal pronoun
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The teacher gave them the easiest quiz ever; everybody was so relieved.
THEM
EVERYBODY
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She thought to herself, "Where could I have lost my phone?", and then she realized she herself had left it at hers.
HERSELF - reflexive pronoun
HERSELF - Intensive pronoun
HERS - Possessive pronoun
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You can wash the dishes yourself! These are particularly dirty, but those blue dishes are not as dirty.
YOU - Subject pronoun
YOURSELF - Reflexive pronoun
THESE - Possessive pronoun
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She was excited to buy her new computer; her bother has his, so now both have a computer.
SHE - Subject pronoun
HIS - Possessive pronoun
BOTH - distributive pronoun
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The parents sent them to bed early, and they looked at each other in disbelief.
THEM - Object pronoun
THEY - Subject pronoun
EACH OTHER - Reciprocal pronoun
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Our house is the large house on the golf course. Theirs is the smaller one. Which house is yours?
Theirs - Possessive pronoun
Yours - Possessive pronoun
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The students watched themselves on the video of the concert, while the professors themselves projected it.
THEMSELVES - reflexive pronoun
THEMSELVES - intensive pronoun
IT - Object pronoun
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I myself made and wrapped this present for you. I also wrapped his, but I did not have time to wrap her present. She can do it herself.
I - Subject pronoun
MYSELF - Intensive pronoun
YOU - Object pronoun
I - Subject pronoun
HIS - Possessive pronoun
SHE - Subject pronoun
HERSELF - Intensive pronoun
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Your mom can call me tomorrow, just tell her to call me after 9:00 like everyone else.
HER - Object pronoun
ME - Object pronoun
EVERYONE - Indefinite pronoun
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The goalie evaluated himself in the game. The team members did too. Each thought he had played incredibly well.
HIMSELF . reflexive pronoun
EACH - Distributive pronoun
HE - Subject pronoun
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HERSELF - intensive
IT - Subject pronoun
ITSELF - Reflexive pronoun