Which type of pronoun is (bolded) in the following sentence?

Cassandra, prepare (yourself) for some great news.

demonstrative pronoun
reflexive pronoun
interrogative pronoun
intensive pronoun

Question

Which type of pronoun is (bolded) in the following sentence?

Cassandra, prepare (yourself) for some great news.

 	
	demonstrative pronoun
	reflexive pronoun
	interrogative pronoun
	intensive pronoun

brooklynsshaw · Answer

It would not be C because interrogative pronouns are used to ask a question, which one can we eliminate next?

maddoxkmg · Answer

d?

brooklynsshaw · Answer

Can you define intensive pronoun for me?

brooklynsshaw · Answer

I think I would eliminate A next, because demonstrative pronouns are the same pronouns used for demonstrative adjectives - this, that, these and those.

brooklynsshaw · Answer

Do you agree?

maddoxkmg · Answer

yes i agree

brooklynsshaw · Answer

Okay :) Now, would you say it is D, or B?