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'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise'



 
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'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise' #1 (permalink) Thu Mar 12, 2009 5:20 am   'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise'
 

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ESL/EFL Test #172 "Reflexive and intensive pronouns", question 9

The bends occurs when divers raise ......... to the surface too quickly.

(a) ourselves
(b) themselves
(c) yourselves
(d) itself

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ESL/EFL Test #172 "Reflexive and intensive pronouns", answer 9

The bends occurs when divers raise themselves to the surface too quickly.

Correct answer: (b) themselves
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'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise' #2 (permalink) Thu Mar 12, 2009 7:12 am   'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise'
 

'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise'.

Divers don't raise us or others...at least in this sentence.
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'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise' #3 (permalink) Mon Oct 17, 2011 13:42 pm   'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise'
 

what does ir mean 'bends' in this sentence? if 'angles on the roads' I can't associated it with the rest of the sentence..

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'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise' #4 (permalink) Mon Oct 17, 2011 20:41 pm   'themselves' is an object for the verb 'raise'
 

The bends - the name given to the physical pain and sickness felt by divers if they travel from deep water to the surface too quickly.
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