с домашкой.
Поставьте подходящее возвратное местоимение
1. She should respect … . (Ей следует уважать себя.)
2. I can’t see … in the mirror. (Я не могу увидеть себя в зеркале.)
3. We have to do the homework … . (Мы должны сделать домашнее
задание сами.)
4. Why doesn’t he wash the cup …? (Почему он сам не моет свою чашку?)
5. Are they going to Moscow by …? (Они собираются в Москву одни?)
6. Peter, you are talking about … all the time. (Петя, ты все время говоришь
о себе.)
7. Harry thinks of … as an extremely smart boy. (Гарри считает себя крайне
умным мальчиком.)
8. My dear friends, help … to the sandwiches and fruits. (Дорогие друзья,
угощайтесь сэндвичами и фруктами.)
9. My granny has knitted this scarf … . (Моя бабушка сама связала этот
шарф.)
10. Did they write the essays … ? (Они написали сочинения сами?)
11. I cut … with the scissors. (Я порезался ножницами.)
12. The zebra can’t defend … . (Зебра не может себя защитить.)
13. His old grandfather often talks to… . (Его старый дедушка часто
разговаривает сам с собой.)
14. Anna, where did you hurt …? ( Анна, где ты поранилась?)
15. Don’t worry, we can pay for … . (Не беспокойся, мы можем заплатить
за себя.)

- The appropriate reflexive pronoun here is "herself" because it refers back to the subject "She," indicating that she should show respect towards herself.
2. I can't see myself in the mirror.
- The correct reflexive pronoun is "myself" as it emphasizes the subject "I" and shows that I cannot see my own reflection in the mirror.
3. We have to do the homework ourselves.
- The reflexive pronoun "ourselves" is used to emphasize that we must do the homework on our own, without any external help or assistance.
4. Why doesn't he wash the cup himself?
- The reflexive pronoun "himself" is used to show that he should wash his own cup without relying on someone else to do it for him.
5. Are they going to Moscow by themselves?
- The reflexive pronoun "themselves" is used to emphasize that they are planning to go to Moscow alone, without any companions.
6. Peter, you are talking about yourself all the time.
- The reflexive pronoun "yourself" is used to emphasize that Peter is constantly talking about his own experiences or opinions.
7. Harry thinks of himself as an extremely smart boy.
- The reflexive pronoun "himself" is used to show that Harry considers himself to be a highly intelligent boy.
8. My dear friends, help yourselves to the sandwiches and fruits.
- The reflexive pronoun "yourselves" is used to indicate that my friends should take the sandwiches and fruits for themselves without any hesitation.
9. My granny has knitted this scarf herself.
- The reflexive pronoun "herself" emphasizes that my granny took the initiative to knit the scarf without any external help.
10. Did they write the essays themselves?
- The reflexive pronoun "themselves" emphasizes that they wrote the essays on their own without any assistance.
11. I cut myself with the scissors.
- The reflexive pronoun "myself" shows that I accidentally caused harm to myself while using the scissors.
12. The zebra can't defend itself.
- The reflexive pronoun "itself" emphasizes that the zebra is unable to protect or defend itself without relying on others.
13. His old grandfather often talks to himself.
- The reflexive pronoun "himself" indicates that the old grandfather engages in conversations with his own thoughts or reflections.
14. Anna, where did you hurt yourself?
- The reflexive pronoun "yourself" emphasizes that Anna caused injury to herself and is now being asked where it happened.
15. Don't worry, we can pay for ourselves.
- The reflexive pronoun "ourselves" indicates that we are capable of covering our own expenses without requiring assistance from others.