English, 26.09.2019 17:10, rakanmadi87

Ibaked a cake for the president himself! is there an intensive pronoun in the sentence and, if so, what noun or pronoun is it emphasizing? this is not an intensive pronoun; himself is a personal pronoun. this is not an intensive pronoun; himself is a reflexive pronoun. himself is an intensive pronoun; baked is the verb it emphasizes. himself is an intensive pronoun; president is the noun it emphasizes.

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