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PrajaktaS Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Use of I / me / myself ?
John, Jack, Jill and I will go for the party.
John, Jack, Jill and I went home.
John, Jack, Jill and I like Indian cuisine.
Which of the above sentences are right? Should 'I' be replaced by 'me' or 'myself'?
John, Jack, Jill and I went home.
John, Jack, Jill and I like Indian cuisine.
Which of the above sentences are right? Should 'I' be replaced by 'me' or 'myself'?
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All of them are correct with "I" and none would be correct with "me" or "myself."
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PrajaktaSJohn, Jack, Jill and I will go for the party.Using "for" does not make sense. You should replace it with to.
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Thank you BarbaraPA.
When introducing ourselves, isn't the expression- 'Myself Miss ABC' wrong?
When introducing ourselves, isn't the expression- 'Myself Miss ABC' wrong?
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