A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun

A. formed with - self or - selves that is used for emphasis.

B. formed with - self or - selves that refers to the subject.

C. that is not formed with - self or - selves.

D. that is not plural or possessive.

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Drake Reeves

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17 April, 08:54

A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun

A. formed with - self or - selves that is used for emphasis.

B. formed with - self or - selves that refers to the subject.

C. that is not formed with - self or - selves.

D. that is not plural or possessive.

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Leonard Wolfe · Answer 1

Leonard Wolfe 17 April, 09:09

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The answer is B. The 2nd one

Alonso Johnson · Answer 2

Reflexive pronouns are pronouns that refer to the main subject of that particular sentence. Examples are - self and - selves.

Your final answer should be B.

A reflexive pronoun is a pronounA. formed with - self or - selves that is used for emphasis.B. formed with - self or - selves that refers to the subject.C. that is not formed with - self or - selves.D. that is not plural or possessive.

A reflexive pronoun is a pronoun

A. formed with - self or - selves that is used for emphasis.

B. formed with - self or - selves that refers to the subject.

C. that is not formed with - self or - selves.

D. that is not plural or possessive.