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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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adjust to the new forum

It took me almost a month to adjust (myself) to the new forum.

It took me almost a month to adapt (myself) to the new forum.

Do the above two both sound right and mean about the same?

Is "myself" optional in both contexts? Thanks.
  

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They mean the same thing. myself is better left out in both cases, in my opinion. It's understandable with myself , but sounds a bit awkward.

— CalifJim

  • They mean the same thing.
  • myself is better left out in both cases, in my opinion.
  • It's understandable with myself , but sounds a bit awkward.
  • CJ
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They mean the same thing. myself is better left out in both cases, in my opinion. It's understandable with myself, but sounds a bit awkward.

CJ
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