Is the correct pronoun "me" "I" or "myself"?
I need help with figuring out what pronoun to correctly use at the end of the following sentence:
"As a child, I witnessed my father regularly fight with my mother, and exhibit strong, emotional and physical outburst towards my sister and me/I/myself."
Can anyone explain which one it correct and why?
Top answer
Hint: what happens if you remove "my sister and"? "outburst" should be "outbursts", and I would remove the comma after "strong".
- Hint: what happens if you remove "my sister and"?
- "outburst" should be "outbursts", and I would remove the comma after "strong".
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Hint: what happens if you remove "my sister and"?
"outburst" should be "outbursts", and I would remove the comma after "strong".
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