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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Please explain the two sentences. I am having a frustrating moment in using either "What I have reflected on my own was..." or "What I have reflected on my own is...". I am trying to tell another person about what I have reflected on my own in the past.Thank you very much.
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Neither makes sense, since 'reflect on one's own' does not really make sense. Do you mean something like either of these? — What I have thought about myself in the past is/was...
- Neither makes sense, since 'reflect on one's own' does not really make sense.
- Do you mean something like either of these?
- — What I have thought about myself in the past is/was...
- What I myself have considered in the past is/was...
- If not, please explain further what you intend to say.
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Neither makes sense, since 'reflect on one's own' does not really make sense. Do you mean something like either of these? —
What I have thought about myself in the past is/was...
What I myself have considered in the past is/was...
If not, please explain further what you intend to say.
What I have thought about myself in the past is/was...
What I myself have considered in the past is/was...
If not, please explain further what you intend to say.
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