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Reflexive pronoun

A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun that refers to another noun or pronoun (its antecedent) within the same sentence.[citation needed]

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Reflexive pronoun

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Reflexive pronoun

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related to Non-reflexive usage in English · 16
Reflexive pronoun → Anything, Embarrassing, English, For, Grammatically, However, In, John, Most, Non-reflexive, Please, Some, Standard English, The, Why, Within
related to German · 9
Reflexive pronoun → As, Because, English, German, Ich, In German, See, The, There
related to Hindi/Urdu · 8
Reflexive pronoun → Alternatively, HáHtmā, In Hindi, PIE, PII, The, There, These
related to Spanish · 7
Reflexive pronoun → Example, For, In Latin America, In Spanish, Plata, Río, They
related to Japanese · 6
Reflexive pronoun → Although, English, In, Japanese, Jibun, They
related to Serbo-Croatian · 6
Reflexive pronoun → Ana, Ana's, Maria, Maria's, Mariji, Serbo-Croatian
related to Slovene · 6
Reflexive pronoun → Ana, Ana's, Maria, Maria's, Mariji, The Slovene
related to Origins and usage of reflexive pronouns · 5
Reflexive pronoun → Danish, In, In Indo-European, Proto-Indo-European, They
related to Portuguese · 5
Reflexive pronoun → Portuguese, Quando, The, There, When
related to Chinese · 4
Reflexive pronoun → I'll, In Mandarin Chinese, Take, The

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Reflexive pronounis apronoun that refers to another noun or pronoun0.90text
Reflexive pronounis aanaphor that must be bound by its antecedent0.90text
Reflexive pronounrelated to ChineseIn Mandarin Chinese0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to ChineseThe0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to ChineseTake0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to ChineseI'll0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to DanishDanish0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to DanishJeg0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to EsperantoThe Esperanto0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to EsperantoLi0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to EsperantoHe0.60section
Reflexive pronounrelated to External linksWiktionary-logo-en-v20.60section

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