Part 7 (1/2)

EXERCISE 14

_Choose the correct for sentences Punctuate properly_ (_See_ --108):

1 _Yourself you_ and John were o with _her herself_

3 The book is for _you yourself_ and _I me myself_

4 Henry and _I me myself_ are in the same class

5 He thinks _you yourself_ and _Ithe books

6 Our friends and _we us ourselves_ are going out to-night

7 _Herself she_ and her husband have been sick

8 _They theone abroad

9 You play the violin better than _he himself_

10 The ine were not properly adjusted to each other

11 Let them do it _theirselves themselves_

12 He came by _hisself himself_

13 The teacher _hisself hiun, and you bring _your'n yours your_ own

15 That book is _his'n his_

EXERCISE 15

_Fill the blanks in the following sentences with the proper emphatic or reflexive forms Punctuate properly_ (_See_ --108):

1 He ---- said so

2 I ---- will do it

3 We ---- will look after her

4 That, I tell you, is ---- book

5 It belongs to me ----

6 Those books are my ----

7 Let them ---- pay for it

8 The horse is to be for ---- use

9 The horse is to be for the use of ----

10 He said it to ----

11 He deceived ----

12 I do not wish ---- to be prominent

32 The COMPOUND RELATIVE pronOUNS are for _ever, so_, or _soever_ to the relative pronouns, _hich_, and _what_; as, _whoever, whatever, whomever, whosoever, whoso, whosoever_, etc It will be noted that _whoever, whosoever_, and _whoso_ have objective forms, _whomever, whomsoever_, and _whomso_; and possessive forms, _whosoever, whosesoever_, and _whoseso_ These forms must be used whenever the objective or possessive case is deive it to WHOMEVER I find there_

(See --29 and Note 3)

EXERCISE 16

_Fill the following blanks with the proper forms of the compound relatives:_

1 We will refer the question to ---- you may name

2 ---- it may have been, it was not he