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You can use myself as an object that "reflects" the subject of a sentence ( I ): I see myself in the mirror. I can tie my shoes all by myself. I helped myself to another serving of potatoes.
- You can use myself as an object that "reflects" the subject of a sentence ( I ): I see myself in the mirror.
- I can tie my shoes all by myself.
- I helped myself to another serving of potatoes.
- I gave myself a nice present.
- These are wrong: XX My brother Buddy gave mom and myself a present.
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You can use myself as an object that "reflects" the subject of a sentence ( I ):
I see myself in the mirror.
I can tie my shoes all by myself.
I helped myself to another serving of potatoes.
I gave myself a nice present.
These are wrong:
XX My brother Buddy gave mom and myself a present.
I see myself in the mirror.
I can tie my shoes all by myself.
I helped myself to another serving of potatoes.
I gave myself a nice present.
These are wrong:
XX My brother Buddy gave mom and myself a present.
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