reflexive pronouns usedordinarilyonly in the predicate referback
to the subject
since reflexive pronouns refer to thesubject theycannot be thesubject
nominative haveno case
ReflexivePronouns
1stPerson I live 2ndPerson you 3rdPerson Chelshelitthey
Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
vom
nitty's Fieriness tibi
ftpI
mse
mggini m rots sibisibittol
Iwcottnemseve
gig myself
cbhgtshelfgmnobigygyw.gs
ÉÉ
me gm robis semen c se
ReflexivePossessiveAdjectives
1stperson 2ndperson 3rdPerson
own taus youryourown Suns sua swum
MEETmymy Vester hiscown herconn itstown theirtown
agreewnounit
must modifiesin gender case
eiuseorumearum hishertheir refertopersons gendernumberof
mustreflectthe thesubjectitrefers
reflexivepossessive
non genitives otherthanthesubject
Intensivepronoun
ipse psaipsum yenIpsus pas'D's at
usedtoemphasizeanynoun orpronounineitherthesubject orpredicate of asentence
translations myself
ourselves pers himselfherselfitself
Istpers yourselfyourselves 2nd
mm papers
1) The consuls were aligning themselves
imperf3rdplural neither with you nor with those others.
2) All the Roman people has lost their
acciastising perfzraising freedom.
tobat perfecting 3) The evil king was never truly able to
nom.pl ace capture me myself.
perf3rdpl 4) At that time you all then to the father and
impertastising
mother of them through that place.
Derfingpperf 5) The gods create souls and they send them
into the bodies of men from the sky/heaven.
Futperf 6) Those very men conquered Asia recently.
and.pl 3rdsing
7) On this road Cicero saw his doctor, not
muperasraising
his own.
perf pluperf 8) No one was able to love the annoying
daughter of that very consul.
9) These men united Cicero himself with
themselves, for they had always loved him.
10) The friendly woman will have sent her
own letter to you before that hour.
11) That man reached a good old age, for he
had lived well for years.
to the subject
since reflexive pronouns refer to thesubject theycannot be thesubject
nominative haveno case
ReflexivePronouns
1stPerson I live 2ndPerson you 3rdPerson Chelshelitthey
Singular Plural Singular Plural Singular Plural
vom
nitty's Fieriness tibi
ftpI
mse
mggini m rots sibisibittol
Iwcottnemseve
gig myself
cbhgtshelfgmnobigygyw.gs
ÉÉ
me gm robis semen c se
ReflexivePossessiveAdjectives
1stperson 2ndperson 3rdPerson
own taus youryourown Suns sua swum
MEETmymy Vester hiscown herconn itstown theirtown
agreewnounit
must modifiesin gender case
eiuseorumearum hishertheir refertopersons gendernumberof
mustreflectthe thesubjectitrefers
reflexivepossessive
non genitives otherthanthesubject
Intensivepronoun
ipse psaipsum yenIpsus pas'D's at
usedtoemphasizeanynoun orpronounineitherthesubject orpredicate of asentence
translations myself
ourselves pers himselfherselfitself
Istpers yourselfyourselves 2nd
mm papers
1) The consuls were aligning themselves
imperf3rdplural neither with you nor with those others.
2) All the Roman people has lost their
acciastising perfzraising freedom.
tobat perfecting 3) The evil king was never truly able to
nom.pl ace capture me myself.
perf3rdpl 4) At that time you all then to the father and
impertastising
mother of them through that place.
Derfingpperf 5) The gods create souls and they send them
into the bodies of men from the sky/heaven.
Futperf 6) Those very men conquered Asia recently.
and.pl 3rdsing
7) On this road Cicero saw his doctor, not
muperasraising
his own.
perf pluperf 8) No one was able to love the annoying
daughter of that very consul.
9) These men united Cicero himself with
themselves, for they had always loved him.
10) The friendly woman will have sent her
own letter to you before that hour.
11) That man reached a good old age, for he
had lived well for years.
