1. I will do it myself. 2. She has hurt herself. 3. They finished the project themselves. 4. She herself has solved the problem. 5. The building itself collapsed since it is an old one. 6. I wrote the speech myself. 7. We ourselves asked her for help. 8. The boys themselves attended the classes. 9. The criminal hanged himself. 10. You don't create troubles yourself.
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