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I never use that. Where I live, in North America, it sounds very, very old-fashioned and even ridiculous. Indian English often uses such forms, I think.
- I never use that.
- Where I live, in North America, it sounds very, very old-fashioned and even ridiculous.
- Indian English often uses such forms, I think.
- My guess is that this is just a fancy way of saying 'myself'.
- eg N.
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I never use that. Where I live, in North America, it sounds very, very old-fashioned and even ridiculous.
Indian English often uses such forms, I think.
My guess is that this is just a fancy way of saying 'myself'.
eg N. America - I will handle t
Indian English often uses such forms, I think.
My guess is that this is just a fancy way of saying 'myself'.
eg N. America - I will handle t
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