'Ourselves' refers back to the subject 'We' and receives the action, making it a reflexive pronoun.

'Injured' is a past participle used here as an adjective to describe 'player'.

Here, 'more' modifies the adjective 'intelligent' to form the comparative degree. It acts as an adverb.

'More' modifies the noun 'soup', indicating quantity. It acts as an adjective or determiner.

'Or' presents an alternative or choice, distinguishing it as a disjunctive conjunction.

'Text' is used here as an action (sending a message), functioning as a verb.

'Why' connects the relative clause 'I left' to the noun 'reason'. It is a relative adverb.

'Hardly' modifies the verb 'know', indicating degree or frequency (meaning 'almost not'). It is an adverb.

Here, 'past' refers to a previous time period. It functions as a noun.

'Past' indicates movement relative to 'the store' (its object). It functions as a preposition.