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Dodoro Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
about "do myself" and "be myself"
Hi..all..
I have new question in English..
"Just do myself" and "Just be myself" that is same means?
what dose this sentence means could anyone can tell me?
by the way..what dose the word means "ppl",I see that in some chat room..
a lot of people say that ppl..
I am look forward to see your kind answer..^^
I have new question in English..
"Just do myself" and "Just be myself" that is same means?
what dose this sentence means could anyone can tell me?
by the way..what dose the word means "ppl",I see that in some chat room..
a lot of people say that ppl..
I am look forward to see your kind answer..^^
Top answer
The only correct option here is 'Just be myself' or 'Just be yourself' if you are talking to someone else. It means that you should just act in a way that is natural to you, not try to pretend to be a different sort of person.
- The only correct option here is 'Just be myself' or 'Just be yourself' if you are talking to someone else.
- It means that you should just act in a way that is natural to you, not try to pretend to be a different sort of person.
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The only correct option here is 'Just be myself' or 'Just be yourself' if you are talking to someone else.
It means that you should just act in a way that is natural to you, not try to pretend to be a different sort of person.
It means that you should just act in a way that is natural to you, not try to pretend to be a different sort of person.
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