Answer:
Intensive pronouns are used to emphasize the topic of a sentence. Most of the time, the intensive pronoun is put after a noun or a pronoun that is supposed to change.
Explanation:
Intensive pronouns are also known as reflexive ones, and these pronouns are recognizable: myself, yourself, himself/herself/itself; ourselves, yourselves, themselves.
Examples of intensive pronouns:
<em>*</em> <em>She wanted to impress him, so she made a cake herself.</em>
<em>* I don’t have anyone to drive me, so I’ll drive myself.</em>
