Reflexive pronouns and "each other" – Exercise 244

Drag each element from the list below to the right gap.

Ben doesn't know George, and George doesn't know Ben.

Carlos speaks Spanish, and Roland speaks Icelandic.

Sarah likes Colin, and Colin likes Sarah, too.

Sister believes her brother, and brother always believes his sister.

Jemma misses her boyfriend, and her boyfriend misses her.

They miss each other.

They believe each other.

They don't know each other.

They don't understand each other.

They like each other.

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Each other

There are two people and the action has this direction: ↔︎
We do not want to repeat the verb twice, so we use "each other".

"Each other" doesn't change, it is always in the same form.

Examples

I help you and you help me. → We help each other.

She knows him well and he knows her well. → They know each other well.

Julia loves Frederic and Frederic loves Julia. → They love each other.

Bill and Steven have had an argument. Bill doesn't speak to Steven and Steven doesn't speak to Bill. → They don't speak to each other.

My husband trusts me and I trust him. → My husband and I trust each other.

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