Reflexive Pronouns - Each other

Form and example

Myself	I bought myself a new T-shirt.
yourself (singular)	Be careful, you will hurt yourself.
himself	He built the house himself
herself	She taught herself to swim.
itself	The dog took the newspaper itself
ourselves	We enjoyed ourselves.
yourselves (plural)	You read the books yourselves.
themselves	Anne and Mike took the pictures themselves.

You can use a reflexive pronoun to emphasize that the subject did the action.

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If we say that John writes to Mary and that Mary writes to John, we are talking about a reciprocal action. This sort of actions are expressed by each other or one another:

They write to each other / one another once a month.

When the action expressed by the subject falls on other people or things, we employ personal object pronouns: He loves her. However, she may not love him; but if we say that he and Mary love each other, they are both in love. John loves himself means that John loves John, that is to say, himself refers back to John.

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