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I will go and see the Prime Minister himself if I have to.
Question 1:
I will go and see the Prime Minister himself if I have to.
A.
Here himself is used as an emphatic pronoun.
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When words like himself, herself and themselves are used to mean ‘that person and nobody else’, it is used as an emphatic pronoun.
B.
Here himself is used as a reflexive pronoun.
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