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Is the pronoun in the sentence reflexive, intensive, both, or neither? Joan helped herself to more pie. A: reflexive B: intensive C: neither D: both
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Is the pronoun in the sentence reflexive, intensive, both, or neither?

Joan helped herself to more pie.


A: reflexive


B: intensive


C: neither


D: both

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A: reflexive

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A. Reflexive because it's reflecting back to herself
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