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1、1 反身代词专项讲解反身代词，又称为自身代词，表示动作行为反射到行为执行者本身。还可以在句中起到强调的作用，用以加强语气。注意：oneself与 himself 当 one 指人时，其相应的反身代词通常用oneself,在美国英语中也可用himself 如：One should not praise oneself himself.一个人不应该自吹自擂。【用法展现】1、可用作宾语，指的是宾语和主语表示同一个或同一些的人或事物。如：Maria bought herself a scarf.玛丽亚给自己买了一条围巾。We must look after ourselves very well.我们

2、必须好好照顾自己。2、可用作主语或宾语的同位语，常用来加强语气。如：You can go and ask the writer himself.你可以去问他本人。如：She herself will fly to London tomorrow.明天她自己将要坐飞机去伦敦。反身代词本身不能单独作主语，但是它可以作主语同位语，放在主语后或句末。:如：我亲自去了电影院。误：Myself went to the cinema.正：I went to the cinema myself.反身代词表示“某人自己”，不能表示“某人的东西”，因为它没有所有格的形式。表达“某人自己的（东西）”时，须要用one

3、s own.如：我用我自己的蜡笔画画。（误）I m drawing with myself crayons.(正)I m drawing with my own crayons.3、反身代词可以作介词的宾语。如：Nobody,she learned it all by herself.没人教，她自学的。I mended the bike by myself.我独自修的自行车。She said to herself:”whats wrong with my eyes?”她自言自语地说，“我的眼睛怎么啦？”Dont always think of yourself.别总是想着你自己。精品资料-欢迎

4、下载-欢迎下载 名师归纳-第 1 页，共 4 页 -2 4、反身代词作动词的宾语。一般放在像这样的动词的后面：enjoy,help,hurt,teach,wash,look after,get dressed,buy 等。如：Did you enjoy yourselves at the weekend?你们周末玩得开心吗？He teaches himself English at home.他在家自学英语.“Help yourselves to some fish.children。”“孩子们，随便吃一些鱼。”He can buy himself a lot of nice things.他

5、可以给自己买好多好东西。5、可用作表语，指的是表语和主语表示同一个或同一些人或事物。如：Im not quite myself today.我今天情绪不好。He doesnt seem himself this morning.今天上午他似乎不舒服。【说明】有时用于be,feel,seem,look 等后作表语表示身体或精神处于正常状态：I m not quite myself these days.我近来身体不大舒服。I ll be myself again in no time.我过一会儿就会好的。6、用在某些固定短语当中与典型介词搭配，构成固定短语，表达特定含义。1)(all)by on

6、eself 单独地When I was young,I had to make a living all by myself.Would you go there by yourself?2)to oneself 独自享用When he eats in a restaurant,he likes a table to himself.3)for oneself 为自己；独自One shouldn t live for himself alone.You must find it out for yourself.4)of oneself自动地The door opened of itself.

7、5)between ourselves私下里Just between ourselves,I dont think much of him.6)in oneself本身The materials in themselves were not poisonous.7)beside oneself喜怒时发狂She was beside herself with joy.8)by itself 自然地The machine will start by itself in a few seconds.3.与典型动词搭配，构成固定短语。1)be not oneself身体不好2)enjoy onesel

8、f玩得很痛快3)help oneself to sth.随便吃Please help yourself to some fish.4)teach oneself sth.自学/learn sth.by oneself自学When he was young,he taught himself advanced mathematics.5)accustom oneself to 习惯于He quickly accustomed himself to this new way of life.精品资料-欢迎下载-欢迎下载 名师归纳-第 2 页，共 4 页 -文档编码:CL7U4I4Z10M5 HX9

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16、djust oneself to调整；适应The body quickly adjusts itself to changes in temperature.9)behave oneself举止得体Please behave yourselves.10)dress oneself穿衣服He is too young to dress himself.11)seat oneself就坐He seated himself in the chair and began to read the novel.12)make oneself heard/understood/seen/known/beli

17、eved 让自己被（别人）听见/听懂/看见/认识/相信He raised his voice to make himself heard by all.13)find oneself 无意识中发现自己At last,we found ourselves in a pleasant park with trees providing shade.14)express oneself清楚表达自己的意思He is still unable to express himself in English.15)talk to oneself自言自语16)come to oneself 苏醒17)look

18、after oneself/take care of oneself 照顾自己hurt oneself摔伤自己say to oneself自言自语lose oneself in 沉浸于，陶醉于之中leave sb.by oneself把某人单独留下buy oneself sth.给自己买东西introduce oneself 介绍自己反身代词练习题一选择。1.Those girls enjoyed _ in the party last night.A.them B.they C.themselves D.herself 2.Help _ to some fish,children.A.you

19、rself B.your C.yours D.yourselves 3.The film _ is very fun.A.its B.itself C.it D.its 4.Who teaches _ math?I teach _.A.your,myself B.you,myself C.you,me D.you,herself 5.The father will make _ a bike _.A.her,himself B.she,himself C.her,herself D.she,herself 6.The scarf is _,she made it_.A.herself,her

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