0
Vsuresh Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Grammar

Hi
Is this sentence idiomatic?
"I specialize in child health."

My friends and I were happy yesterday.
I come across the use of myself in place of I.
I think using myself in place of I will make the sentence ungrammatical.

Please share your views.
  

Top answer

vsuresh Is this sentence idiomatic? " It sounds good to me. You could also say "children's health".

— Ozzourti

  • vsuresh Is this sentence idiomatic?
  • " It sounds good to me.
  • You could also say "children's health".
  • I think using myself in place of I will make the sentence ungrammatical.
  • I agree with you, "I" is the correct choice.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

2 Answers
0
vsureshIs this sentence idiomatic? "I specialize in child health."
It sounds good to me. You could also say "children's health".
vsureshMy friends and I were happy yesterday.I come across the use of myself in place of I.I think using myself in place of I will make the sentence ungrammatical.
I agree with you, "I" is the corr
0
0
vsureshIs this sentence idiomatic? "I specialize in child health."
Yes.
vsureshMy friends and I were happy yesterday.
I come across the use of myself in place of I.
I think using myself in place of I will make the sentence ungrammatical.
Right. It's ungrammatical with 'myself'. Nevertheless, quite a few people use
0

Related Questions