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Exie Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Remember myself
Hello,
is it correct to say "I remember myself (doing sth)"?
I ran across this phrase on the internet, but cannot find it in a dictionary.
Thank you
is it correct to say "I remember myself (doing sth)"?
I ran across this phrase on the internet, but cannot find it in a dictionary.
Thank you
Top answer
", for example. For example, "I remember meeting you" or "I remember you" would be more usual. e.
- ", for example.
- For example, "I remember meeting you" or "I remember you" would be more usual.
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- conventional in certain countries or states.
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It's probably not WRONG, but I wouldn't say that, mainly because MYSELF is redundant, but it's not as egregious as "The thing is, is that ...", for example. For example, "I remember meeting you" or "I remember you" would be more usual. Maybe it's a regional convention, i.e. conventional in certain countries or states.
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