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Gene93 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Be myself/be me
Hello,
Would be incorrect to use "myself" instead of "me" in: "It's good for me when I get reminded every once in a while that I need to be me"?
I found the sentence above on "fraze.it", so I am not the author.
Thank you.
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” It is a reinforcement of the idea of ‘me’.
- ” It is a reinforcement of the idea of ‘me’.
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“Myself” is reflective of another word such as ‘me’ or ‘I’, so in this case you might use:
“It’s good for me, when I get reminded every once in a while, that I need to be myself.”
It is a reinforcement of the idea of ‘me’.
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