

Do you know how to use words like myself or themselves in your sentences? These are called compound pronouns, and they help you talk about people in a special way. By practicing them, you’ll learn how to make your writing and speaking clearer.
You’ll explore pronouns like myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, and themselves. These words are used either to reflect the subject of the sentence (like “She taught herself piano”) or to add emphasis (like “I myself solved the puzzle”).
Through guided activities, you’ll practice filling in blanks, matching sentences with the correct pronoun, and rewriting examples to use compound pronouns correctly. These exercises help you understand when and why to use them instead of repeating nouns.