I was shocked when my teammates complained about our new workout schedule. I myself am enjoying its new challenges. Which part of these sentences is the intensive pronoun? myself my its our

The intensive pronoun is found in the second sentence - I myself am enjoying its new challenges.

Myself is an intensive pronoun.

The correct answer is myself.

The word myself is an intensive pronoun, along with any other pronoun ending in - self. Although they look the same as reflexive pronouns, the difference is that intensive pronouns are used simply to add emphasis on that pronoun. They are not necessary in a sentence, but can be inserted so as to make things more 'intense.'