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Viceidol Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
difference between "by myself" and "myself"
Hello
May I ask what's the difference between the following two sentences:
She did it herself.
She did it by herself.
Do they mean the same thing? Please give me your opinion, thanks!
May I ask what's the difference between the following two sentences:
She did it herself.
She did it by herself.
Do they mean the same thing? Please give me your opinion, thanks!
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Viceidol Hello May I ask what's the difference between the following two sentences: She did it herself . She was responsible for whatever she did. She did it by herself .
- Viceidol Hello May I ask what's the difference between the following two sentences: She did it herself .
- She was responsible for whatever she did.
- She did it by herself .
- Whatever she did, she did it alone .
- Do they mean the same thing?
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ViceidolHello
May I ask what's the difference between the following two sentences:
She did it herself. She was responsible for whatever she did.
She did it by herself. Whatever she did, she did it alone.
Do they mean the same thing? Please give me y
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