Yourself vs. your self
Is there a difference between "yourself" and "your self"?
If so, when should I use each of them?
Would you please give me some examples?
Thank you.
Top answer
"Your self" is not familiar to me. I think it's incorrect. "Yourself" is definitely correct.
- "Your self" is not familiar to me.
- I think it's incorrect.
- "Yourself" is definitely correct.
- Example: Take care of yourself.
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"Your self" is not familiar to me. I think it's incorrect. "Yourself" is definitely correct.
Example:
Take care of yourself.
0teal limeIs there a difference between "yourself" and "your self"?
'yourself' is correct. 'your self' is wrong.
You may see the incorrect version in print sometimes, but it is wrong. I found these mistakes online:
If you find your self thinking this way, or hear your friends, STOP right there.
It is true that unless you wa
0Your self is possible if you put something between the two words:
You weren't your usual self last night.
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