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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
yourself or yourselves
I've a problem with the example here as explanation.
Is the spelling depending on male or female or is it just singular and plural.
Should i write (I am female): Trust in myselve .... or .... Trust in myself?
Is the spelling depending on male or female or is it just singular and plural.
Should i write (I am female): Trust in myselve .... or .... Trust in myself?
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'Myself' is the singular form regardless of the gender of the person concerned.
- 'Myself' is the singular form regardless of the gender of the person concerned.
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'Myself' is the singular form regardless of the gender of the person concerned.
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xeon9 and there is no word 'myselve' that's error.You are right; there is no word 'myselve'.
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As a general rule, words in English do not change according to gender.
(except, of course, he/she, his/her(s), him/her)
(except, of course, he/she, his/her(s), him/her)
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