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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

For yourself

"If you want to be a good player , you must score goals for yourself."
What is the meaning of "for yourself" in the above sentence ?
It can either mean "for your own benefit " or "on your own".
  

Top answer

I agree, it could mean either. Hopefully the rest of the text reveals the writer's attitude.

— Mister Micawber

  • I agree, it could mean either.
  • Hopefully the rest of the text reveals the writer's attitude.
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I agree, it could mean either. Hopefully the rest of the text reveals the writer's attitude.
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Which interpretation of "for yourself" is more common and accepted ? "on your own" or "for your own benefit" ?
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Please re-read my previous post.
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