Choose the correct item. 1 She can't walk to the car. Let's call a(n) A ambulance B bicycle 2 Sam came up with the joke by A himself B myself 3 Do you wash your clothes A herself B yourself 4 I hurt when I was running. A myself B itself 5 It's true! The television turned on all by A itself B themselves 6 We cooked dinner . Do you like it? A themselves B ourselves 7 You don't look . Do you need to lie down? A will B well 8 ...? You're walking funny! A What's up B What's down 9 . I just fell off my chair. A It's nothing serious B Let me help you 10 It's going to be A serious B all right

Решение:

• 1. She can't walk to the car. Let's call an ambulance. (When someone is hurt or sick, we call an ambulance.)
• 2. Sam came up with the joke by himself. (Sam performed the action, so it's a reflexive pronoun.)
• 3. Do you wash your clothes yourself? (The question is directed at 'you', so we use 'yourself'.)
• 4. I hurt myself when I was running. (The subject 'I' performed the action on itself, so it's a reflexive pronoun.)
• 5. It's true! The television turned on all by itself. (The television is an object and performed the action on itself, so it's a reflexive pronoun.)
• 6. We cooked dinner ourselves. Do you like it? (The subject 'we' performed the action, so it's a reflexive pronoun.)
• 7. You don't look well. Do you need to lie down? ('Well' describes how someone looks or feels, especially concerning health.)
• 8. What's up? You're walking funny! ('What's up?' is a common informal greeting or question asking what is happening or wrong.)
• 9. I just fell off my chair. It's nothing serious. (This is an appropriate response to someone stating they fell, downplaying the severity.)
• 10. It's going to be all right. ('All right' is an idiom used to reassure someone that a situation will be fine.)

Ответ:

• 1. ambulance
• 2. himself
• 3. yourself
• 4. myself
• 5. itself
• 6. ourselves
• 7. well
• 8. What's up
• 9. It's nothing serious
• 10. all right