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6 Αυγ 2016 · Use reflexive pronouns to refer to the subject of the sentence's verb, either as the direct or indirect object of the verb. For example: He threw the ball to himself. (himself is the indirect object) She injured herself. Note that when referring to they, there is some debate over the correct
The reflexive is needed there because without it the cat or dog would be licking a person or food or the ground.... Another interesting one is wipe oneself [with toilet paper]. Otherwise you could be wiping a counter. The reflexive usage in English is there to avoid ambiguity re verbs. I find myself thinking about my childhood home in the evenings.
12 Νοε 2021 · 很多時候，句子中的主詞（Subject）和受詞（Object）是同一個人，在這種情況下，我們便要用Reflexive Pronouns（反身代名詞）來表示受詞，同時加強語氣。 I的反身代名詞：Myself . I hurt myself yesterday. 我昨天弄傷了自己。 I am teaching myself Spanish. 我正在自學西班牙文。
18 Νοε 2018 · Note that the meaning of himself in the first sentence is somewhat different: in this case, the reflexive pronoun really means by himself or unaided or alone. To make this passive mood without specifying the agent, you would have to say something like: It was done by one person.
Reflexive pronouns (myself, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, themselves) should be used for an object (direct or indirect) which is identical with the subject of the verb. In your sentence, the subject is the dummy adverb/pronoun there, so yourselves would be improper here. The object should be you.
4 Απρ 2016 · I'd like to know what's the difference between for example myself and by myself. it would be great if you made some example to be easier to understand. Thank you everyone.
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9 Ιαν 2017 · In the below sentence, we have once used "Their" and then used "his or her". Why? "Since age is not necessarily an indication of lower ability , treating a person less favorably on the basis of th...
6 Οκτ 2017 · Are reflexive pronouns direct or indirect? Nope. In many dialects they have a strong tendency to be objects, but nothing about the pronouns themselves indicates whether they are direct, indirect or prepositional. That depends entirely on how they are related to whatever governs them. I made myself a pizza.
Please explain the difference between these sentences. The door is quite heavy. The door itself is quite heavy. When do we use itself?
