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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Are these sentences correct?
A: I saw the boss myself.
B: I myself saw the boss.
C: I saw the boss himself.
B: I myself saw the boss.
C: I saw the boss himself.
Top answer
Yes. A and B differ mainly in emphasis of 'myself'. C has a different meaning, eg I saw the boss, not just his assistant.
- Yes.
- A and B differ mainly in emphasis of 'myself'.
- C has a different meaning, eg I saw the boss, not just his assistant.
- Another sentence is D.
- I saw myself the boss.
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Yes.
A and B differ mainly in emphasis of 'myself'.
C has a different meaning, eg I saw the boss, not just his assistant.
Another sentence is
D. I saw myself the boss. The basic idea is that you
A and B differ mainly in emphasis of 'myself'.
C has a different meaning, eg I saw the boss, not just his assistant.
Another sentence is
D. I saw myself the boss. The basic idea is that you
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