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Push herself into VERSUS push itself into #1 (permalink) Thu Sep 28, 2006 21:06 pm   Push herself into VERSUS push itself into
 

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #40 "Reflexive Pronouns", question 7

His sister said she would like to push ......... into the air and fly but she was too frightened.

(a) itself
(b) himself
(c) herself

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #40 "Reflexive Pronouns", answer 7

His sister said she would like to push herself into the air and fly but she was too frightened.

Correct answer: (c) herself

Your answer was: incorrect
His sister said she would like to push itself into the air and fly but she was too frightened.
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why is incorrect?

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Itself/herself #2 (permalink) Thu Sep 28, 2006 22:47 pm   Itself/herself
 

'Itself' is the reflexive pronoun referring to a thing or animal.

'Herself' refers to a female subject ('his sister' in the test sentence).
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Push herself into VERSUS push itself into #3 (permalink) Thu Mar 19, 2009 13:34 pm   Push herself into VERSUS push itself into
 

Please explain:,, to push herself into the air '?
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