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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

Use of ourself

Hi

Could you please tell me why the narrator says ourself? Any special reason?

(It's not a typo--she does say the word.)

From the moment we wake up in the morning 'til our head hits the pillow at night, our lives are filled with questions. Most are easily answered and soon forgotten. But some questions are much harder to ask because we are so afraid of the answer. Will I be around to watch my children grow up? Am I making a mistake by marrying this man? Could he ever truly love me? And what happens when we ask ourself the hard question and get the answer we've been hoping for? Well, that's when happiness begins.

Thanks,

Tom

  

Top answer

'Ourself' is an old use. I have seen it in 'Hamlet'. Here:

  • 'Ourself' is an old use.
  • I have seen it in 'Hamlet'.
  • Here:
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'Ourself' is an old use. I have seen it in 'Hamlet'.

Here:


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