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Photon Posted 7 years ago
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I'll read this book (by) myself.
(1) I'll read this book myself.
(2) I'll read this book by myself.
Is there any difference in meaning/connotation between these two sentences?
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(1) I'll read this book myself . eg I recommended it to several of my friends, They read it. Now I too will read it.
- (1) I'll read this book myself .
- eg I recommended it to several of my friends, They read it.
- Now I too will read it.
- (2) I'll read this book by myself .
- I'll be alone when I read it.
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(1) I'll read this book myself.
eg I recommended it to several of my friends, They read it. Now I too will read it.
(2) I'll read this book by myself.
I'll be alone when I read it.
or No-one will help me to read it.
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