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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Me Vs. Me?

Hi all!

I’m trying to say that I want to better than I was yesterday. Would it be “better than I was yesterday” or “better than I were yesterday”?

Also, I want to say that it’s a battle of Me Vs. Me but I’m not sure that is correct. Is it “Me vs. Me” or “Me vs. Myself” or “I Vs. Me”?


Thank you in advance.

  

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I’m trying to say that I want to better than I was yesterday. Would it be “better than I was yesterday ” Yes or “better than I were yesterday”? No Also, I want to say that it’s a battle of Me Vs.

— Clive

  • I’m trying to say that I want to better than I was yesterday.
  • Would it be “better than I was yesterday ” Yes or “better than I were yesterday”?
  • No Also, I want to say that it’s a battle of Me Vs.
  • Me but I’m not sure that is correct.
  • Is it “Me vs.
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I’m trying to say that I want to better than I was yesterday. Would it be “better than I was yesterday” Yes

or “better than I were yesterday”? No

Also, I want to say that it’s a battle of Me Vs. Me but I’m not sure that is correct. Is it “Me vs. Me” or “Me vs. Myself” or “I Vs. Me”? Natural English is “Me vs. Myself”

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