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Fuchsia Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Personal pronoun vs reflexive pronoun
a) As for me, I don't mind what you decide to do.
b) As for myself, I don't mind what you decide to do.
Could I trouble you to tell me whether there exists any difference in meaning or nuance between a) and b)? Thanks in advance!
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a) is the correct version, but many native speakers use b). It's such a common mistake that it's hardly ever heard as a real mistake anymore. There is no difference in meaning.
- a) is the correct version, but many native speakers use b).
- It's such a common mistake that it's hardly ever heard as a real mistake anymore.
- There is no difference in meaning.
- CJ
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a) is the correct version, but many native speakers use b). It's such a common mistake that it's hardly ever heard as a real mistake anymore.
There is no difference in meaning.
CJ
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