90.... Probably, everybody thinks of theirself as being valuable. Probably, everybody considers theirself valuable.
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Matthew.90....Probably, everybody thinks of theirself as being valuable.
Probably, everybody considers theirself valuable.
Aspara Gusthemselves (or himself)Actually, I think it should be 'theirself''. But I'm not sure.
canadian45Actually, I think it should be 'theirself''.No, that is not a standard pronoun.
Aspara Guscanadian45Actually, I think it should be 'theirself''.No, that is not a standard pronoun.That's true, and "themself" is also not standard. But Dictionary.com seems to give more credence to "theirself" than to "themself".
canadian45What do you think, and which one would you choose?Being the pedant that I am, I would use himself because everybody is singular. However, themselves is an equally acceptable alternative, outside formal writing, If you don’t like themselves and you want to be tact, you could say him- or herself.
Aspara Guscanadian45What do you think, and which one would you choose?Being the pedant that I am, I would use himself because everybody is singular. However, themselves is an equally acceptable alternative, outside formal writing, Again, each one of those choices has a flaw.
If you don’t like themselves and you want to be tact, yo
Aspara GusWell, it isn’t, and it probably never will be. It doesn’t make any sense to use -self, which is singular, with their or them, which is plural.Hello.