Usage of Myself You may have come across many people introducing themselves by saying, “Hi, myself Harish.” This is wrong. Instead, say, “I am Harish.” Me, I and myself are all used to refer to the same person (that person is you) but cannot be used interchangeably. Understanding their usage is an important part of learning English. The first thing to understand is that ‘myself’ is neither a replacement for me, nor for I. The word ‘myself’ is a pronoun and is used to lay emphasis. Take a look at the following sentences. I will do it. I will do it myself. I cleaned the house. I cleaned the house myself. I fixed the car. I fixed the car myself. All the three examples make sense and mean the same with or without the use of ‘myself’. As stated earlier, it is used only for stress and never alone. Also, myself can never be used with ‘me’, which is an object pronoun ♦plz Like→ to know more - BCS & MCQ TEST BCS & MCQ TEST Admin শাহ জালাল
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