She prepared the birthday cake all by *herself* (she).

Jason and Brian built the treehouse *themselves* (they).

I’m learning to trust *myself* more (I).

Be careful not to hurt *yourself* with that knife (you, singular).

The cat can clean *itself* quite well (it).

We should be proud of *ourselves* for our hard work (we).

My little brother can dress *himself* now (he).

You all need to calm *yourselves* down (you, plural).

The actress looked at *herself* in the mirror (she).

Did you guys enjoy *yourselves* at the party? (you, plural).

The machine turns off *itself* automatically (it).

When I was a child, I often entertained *myself* by drawing (I).

The birds can feed *themselves* (they).

You should take care of *yourself* when traveling alone (you, singular).

The president will give *himself* a raise (he).

Exercise 2: Choose the correct reflexive pronoun to complete the sentences.

The children made these cookies *themselves* (they).

Susan had to remind *herself* to buy milk (she).

I cut *myself* while shaving this morning (I).

You’ll have to do the laundry *yourself* (you, singular).

The CEO likes to write all his letters *himself* (he).

The dogs can let *themselves* out through the dog door (they).

We’ve got to cook dinner for *ourselves* tonight (we).

Emily is learning to play the guitar all by *herself* (she).

You should protect *yourselves* against the cold weather (you, plural).

This plant can water *itself* with its special pot (it).

He prides *himself* on his cooking skills (he).

I can’t believe we did all the decorations *ourselves* (we).

They were feeling very pleased with *themselves* after winning the game (they).

You must apply the medication to *yourself* (you, singular).

Make sure the dog doesn’t bite *itself* (it).