Speak by himself?
Is it true to say "speak by himself" when I want to refer to someone who is speaking on his own while no one else is around listening to him or talking with him. He is just speaking on his own like someone with mental issues.
In fact, I think "speak by himself" isn'tcorrect, but I am unable to think of another expression.
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kenny1999 to refer to someone who is speaking on his own while no one else is around listening to him or talking with him I'd say he's talking to himself. Sometimes people do that to rehearse a speech. Sometimes they do that to help them memorize things.
- kenny1999 to refer to someone who is speaking on his own while no one else is around listening to him or talking with him I'd say he's talking to himself.
- Sometimes people do that to rehearse a speech.
- Sometimes they do that to help them memorize things.
- Sometimes they do that because they are not exactly right in the head; in other words, it could even be a sign of mental illness.
- CJ
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kenny1999to refer to someone who is speaking on his own while no one else is around listening to him or talking with him
I'd say he's talking to himself.
Sometimes people do that to rehearse a speech. Sometimes they do that to help them memorize things. Sometimes they do that because they are not exactly right in the head; in other words, it could e
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