Fillin the appropriate reflexive pronoun or each other/one another.1) A: Charles and Bill are always fighting. B: I don't think they like … 2) A:…

Fillin the appropriate reflexive pronoun or each other/one another.1) A: Charles and Bill are always fighting. B: I don't think they like … 2) A: Should I switch off the kettle? B: No. It will switch … off when the water's boiled.3) A: Can you iron this shirt for me, please? B: Don't be so lazy! Iron it … 4) A: Why are the children shouting? B: Oh! They're just teasing … 5) A: I'm leaving now. B: Well, behave … at the party. 6) A: Sam is pleased to see Alan, isn't he? B: Yes. They don't see … very often. 7) A: What have you done to your finger? B: I cut … with a sharp knife.