Bought Himself A Car Or Bought A Car Himself
Hello everyone,
Is either "bought himself a car" or "bought a car himself" correct?
1. He bought himself a car.
2. He bought a car himself.
I think both are correct.
#1 means "He bought a car for himself", and #2 means "He bought a car by himself" that means he did it on his own and no one helped him.
Is the explanation correct?
Regards,
Joseph
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Joseph A Hello everyone, Is either "bought himself a car" or "bought a car himself" correct? 1. He bought himself a car.
- Joseph A Hello everyone, Is either "bought himself a car" or "bought a car himself" correct?
- 1.
- He bought himself a car.
- 2.
- He bought a car himself.
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Joseph AHello everyone,
Is either "bought himself a car" or "bought a car himself" correct?
1. He bought himself a car.
2. He bought a car himself.
I think both are correct.
#1 means "He bought a car for himself", and #2 means "He bought a car by himself" that means he did it on his own and no one helped him.
Is the explanation corre
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