The dog is riding the bike by ... (Reflexive pronoun)
itself
My brother hurt ... when he played football. (Reflexive pronoun)
himself
They should clean ... They're really dirty. (Reflexive pronoun)
themselves
They should try it ... (Reflexive pronoun)
themselves
We need to look after ... if we want to stay healthy. (Reflexive pronoun)
ourselves
The little boy hurt ... sliding down the slippery dip to quickly. (Reflexive pronoun)
himself
The turtle walks ... across the sand. (reflexive pronoun)
itself
She goes swimming by ... in the bath. (Reflexive pronoun)
herself
The Lion can't help ... It wants to eat the child. (Reflexive pronoun)
itself
Best friends always ... after a fight. (Phrasal verb)
make out
look after
make up
look out
Did you ... with your best friend after last night? (Phrasal verb)
fall out
look after
come round
split up
Do you ... well with your Maths teacher? (Phrasal verb)
hang out
look after
fall out
get on
The band ... after 1 year. (Phrasal verb)
fall out
hang out
split up
come round
We usually ... in the park after school. (Phasal verb)
fall out
get back
come round
hang out
You should always ... your friends when they are drunk. (Phrasal verb)
make up
get on
look after
hang out
You must be so proud of ... (Reflexive pronoun)
yourself
Ask your mum if you can ... later and we'll play fortnight at my house. (Phrasal verb)
look after
come round
get on
get together
She brushes her hair ... (Reflexive pronoun)
herself