For Quiz 1-24-2011

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1. As a Personal Pronoun

2. As an Adjectival Intensive

3. As the Identical Adjective

by its function

1 - its in the genetive case

2 - functions adjectivally

3 - usually (but not always) follows the word it modifies

it follows the natural gender

it follows grammatical gender

autos can function intensively in place of a reflexive pronoun.

it normally modifies another word and is in predicate position, but it is not translated predicatively

- the subject

- which can be any person

with the reflexive pronoun based on the natural gender of the word modified:

himself; herself, itself, myself, etc.

"same"

It is normally in the attributive position when used in this way (but not always).

must agree with the word it modifies

(as with any adjective)