Кто шарит в i. fill in the gaps with reflexive pronouns. 1. denny can ride a bicycle … . 2. they can grow vegetables … . 3. our house maiden can roast a turkey … . 4. dad can decorate a christmas tree … . 5. they can perform … . 6. veronica can grow flowers … . 7. john can learn to play the guitar … . 8. bill can repair cars … . 9. i can put up a tent … . 10. peter can make computer programs … . 11. the father and the son can build the house of wood … . 12. i can make beautiful cakes … . 13. tom does the washing up … .

1. Denny can ride a bicycle himself.
2. They can grow vegetables themselves.
3. Our house maiden can roast a turkey herself.
4. Dad can decorate a Christmas tree himself.
5. They can perform by themselves.
6. Veronica can grow flowers herself.
7. John can learn to play the guitar himself.
8. Bill can repair cars himself.
9. I can put up a tent myself.
10. Peter can make computer programs himself.
11. The father and the son can build the house of wood themselves.
12. I can make beautiful cakes myself.
13. Tom does the washing up himself.

In these sentences, reflexive pronouns are used to show that the action is being done by the same person or thing that is performing the action. The reflexive pronouns used in these sentences are "himself," "herself," or "themselves," depending on the subject of the sentence.

To fill in the gaps with the correct reflexive pronouns, we need to determine the subject of each sentence and match it with the appropriate reflexive pronoun. Let's go through the sentences one by one:

1. The subject is "Denny." Since Denny is a singular male, we use "himself."

2. The subject is "They." Since "they" is a plural pronoun, we use "themselves."

3. The subject is "our house maiden." Since the house maiden is a singular female, we use "herself."

4. The subject is "Dad." Since Dad is a singular male, we use "himself."

5. The subject is "They." Since "they" is a plural pronoun, we use "themselves."

6. The subject is "Veronica." Since Veronica is a singular female, we use "herself."

7. The subject is "John." Since John is a singular male, we use "himself."

8. The subject is "Bill." Since Bill is a singular male, we use "himself."

9. The subject is "I." Since I is a singular pronoun, we use "myself."

10. The subject is "Peter." Since Peter is a singular male, we use "himself."

11. The subject is "The father and the son." Since they are plural, we use "themselves."

12. The subject is "I." Since I is a singular pronoun, we use "myself."

13. The subject is "Tom." Since Tom is a singular male, we use "himself."

By using reflexive pronouns, we emphasize that the subjects are performing the actions by themselves without any external assistance.