Exercício: Pronome Reflexivo em inglês
- Andrew Matheus_275
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Assinale a alternativa incorreta quanto ao uso do pronome reflexivo em inglês.
A. He fell off the swing and hurt himself.
B. I looked at myself in the mirror.
C. They didn’t hurt themself.
D. We enjoyed ourselves at the party.
E. She washed herself.
A. He fell off the swing and hurt himself.
B. I looked at myself in the mirror.
C. They didn’t hurt themself.
D. We enjoyed ourselves at the party.
E. She washed herself.
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A forma adequada (quando se usa reflexivo é):
They didn’t hurt themselves. [Eles não se machucaram.]
Bons estudos!
They didn’t hurt themselves. [Eles não se machucaram.]
Bons estudos!
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- Ricardo Goulart
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C - It should be: They didn't GET HURT
- proteus
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Alternativa C
We, You guys, and They irão ter o pronome reflexivo ourselves, yourselves, e themselves
We, You guys, and They irão ter o pronome reflexivo ourselves, yourselves, e themselves
- PPAULO
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Hi there, guys. With "they didn't get hurt" doesn't necessarily mean that they didn't hurt themselves."
There is this piece of news about a car accident:
No one was injured when a car crashed through a storefront window in Lower Sackville, N.S. Around noon Friday...
An elderly gentleman was driving the car when it crashed through the front of the store. His wife was in the passenger seat.
“I care about the people who come into my store, so I'm very fortunate that they didn't get hurt.”
Ref. atlantic.ctvnews
In such case the owner of the store was referring to some likely costumer or employee around, it was in the sense of "that no one was hurt" (or "the people that come to my store" didn't get hurt).
But if the car had hurt some people, they would get really hurt, but not 'themselves'.
The point is, we can't just replace "they didn't hurt themselves" by "they didn't get hurt.".
There is the case of two "trippers" that tripped from the top of a starway and fell over each over at the bottom. They had padded clothes, they were professional trippers hired to a movie shooting. In that case they "didn't get hurt." and we could also state that they "didn't hurt themselves".
There is this piece of news about a car accident:
No one was injured when a car crashed through a storefront window in Lower Sackville, N.S. Around noon Friday...
An elderly gentleman was driving the car when it crashed through the front of the store. His wife was in the passenger seat.
“I care about the people who come into my store, so I'm very fortunate that they didn't get hurt.”
Ref. atlantic.ctvnews
In such case the owner of the store was referring to some likely costumer or employee around, it was in the sense of "that no one was hurt" (or "the people that come to my store" didn't get hurt).
But if the car had hurt some people, they would get really hurt, but not 'themselves'.
The point is, we can't just replace "they didn't hurt themselves" by "they didn't get hurt.".
There is the case of two "trippers" that tripped from the top of a starway and fell over each over at the bottom. They had padded clothes, they were professional trippers hired to a movie shooting. In that case they "didn't get hurt." and we could also state that they "didn't hurt themselves".
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