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Identify the verb in the sentence and its type from the options given. He hurt himself badly.

Identify the verb in the sentence and its type from the options given. He hurt himself badly. Correct Answer hurt – reflexive

In the given sentence, the Subject and the Object refers to the same person. In such cases, the verb is said to be used reflexively.

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