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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Me or myself
I'm composing a letter, I want to say, "If you have any further questions, please let me or my supervisor know.
Should I say, please let myself or my supervisor know?
Should I say, please let myself or my supervisor know?
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" please let myself " CJ
- " please let myself " CJ
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AnonymousShould I say, please letNo, definitely not! Use 'me'.myselfor my supervisor know?
You can also word your sentence this way, for example:
- If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact either my supervisor or me.
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Myself is used as a reflexive or as an emphatic.
I bought myself a new car.
I understood the question myself, but I think others did not.
I bought myself a new car.
I understood the question myself, but I think others did not.
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If you could let myself or my supervisor know when someone on your team is available to shadow, I would greatly appreciate it.
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