Ex. 1 page. 265

1. A Did Paul take his scooter to the garage?

B No, he didn’t. He repaired it himself.

2. A Who taught her to play the guitar?

BNo one. She taught herself.

3. A I’m hungry. Can I have a biscuit please?

BOf course. Help yourself.

4. A Did Harry pay for your pizza?

BNo, he didn’t. We paid them ourselves.

5. A Do you want some help installing the software?

BNo, thanks. I think I can do it myself.

6. A Did they get the food from a catering company?

BNo. They make everything themselves.

7. A How was the party?

BGreat. We really enjoyed ourselves.

8. A I’m really so sorry about the window.

BIt wasn’t your fault. Please don’t blame yourself.

9. A I love your wedding dress. Who designed it?

BThanks. I designed it myself.

1. AWhat’s the matter?

BI didn’t realize the pan handle was hot  and I burned myself.

Ex. 2 page. 265

1. Bill and tom don’t like each other.
2. We email every day each other.
3. We bought each other a book.
4. We have got each other’s email address.
5. Do Johnny and you know each other?

Ex. 3 page. 265

1. The children really enjoyed themselves at the party.
2. At Christmas, people buy each other presents.
3. Alicia and I don’t see each other very often these days.
4. We didn’t let peter pay for our tickets – we paid for them ourselves.
5. Carla and Belinda had a big argument. They’re not speaking to each other.
6. Children learn to dress themselves when they are about four years old.
7. Do the bride and groom give each other a ring when they get married?
8. A Did the kids behave each other? B Yes, they looked after themselves.

Ex. 4 page. 265

1. The guests were received at Backingham palace by the price themselves.
2. At the end of the ceremony I shook hands with the president himself/ herself.
3. Everyone in court was shocked, including the judge himself/herself.