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Matthew1622 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

equip me with or equip myself with

Should I say "... equip me with..." or "... equip myself with..."?
  

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matthew1622 Should I say "... " or "... "?

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  • matthew1622 Should I say "...
  • " or "...
  • "?
  • I don't know.
  • What should I say?
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matthew1622 Should I say "... equip me with..." or "... equip myself with..."?
I don't know. What should I say? "kitchen" or "bedroom"?

What's the rest of the sentence?

CJ
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The whole sentence is "The courses will equip me/myself with the knowledge of ..."
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matthew1622The courses will equip me ...
As shown above.

( It's only 'myself' if the subject is "I". I can equip myself with ... )

CJ
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I'd select: "The courses will equip me with the knowledge of ...".
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