Avoid These Common English Mistakes Made In Indian English | Learn English Through Hindi | Learnex

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'Myself' isn't a possessive pronoun, it's a reflexive pronoun. The rule says that a sentence cannot begin with a reflexive pronoun and thus, it's an error to say 'Myself (name).

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How u know???

[@himanshusaxena9121]

@@stutivaid8996 Because I train people for this.

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That's right. Myself is a reflexive pronoun.

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Yes, you're partly right. Myself, ourselves, yourself, etc are reflexive or emphatic pronouns. Mine, ours, yours, etc are possessive pronouns.

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me too

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Myself is not a possessive, it's a reflexive pronoun

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[@aniketkadam7256]

Myself... is a reflexive pronoun. These pronouns are used when the action done by the Subject turns back to subject.... For example..... I pinched myself In the above sentence the door and the receiver of the sentence is the same person. Therefore in such situations we use reflexible pronouns

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Regarding "revert", it should never be used in emails about responding. Always use "reply" which is the proper phrase. In the UK we only use "revert" when saying something changed back to what it was before - e.g. The snow melted and reverted to water Superman reverted to Clark Kent I know that it's been added to the dictionary as an Indian English definition because this incorrect meaning has become so common, but you will be using an incorrect phrase which will be noticed by any native English-speaking reader. "Please revert to my email" means "please change back into my email" which doesn't make sense. Always use reply.

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I went there three years back...sir " back " word ko Phir Kaise use Karna hai. Pls Kuch example dijiye... Yeah kuch Kam clear hua sir.

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It should be "what an excellant"

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'Myself' is a reflexive pronoun

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Wow!! Awesome and simple explanation. Thank you Sir

[@rajenbhatt2596]

No one says "myself Hridhaan." Glad you addressed this...sick and tired of seeing this in Bollywood movies. It is hella trite. "I forgot to my wish my a brother happy anniversary" is the correct form.

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I forgot to wish my brother on his anniversary

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@@happybeing7252 It's "I forgot to wish my brother a happy anniversary". Wish, in this context, means "offer the message to"

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00:52 Myself is a Reflexive Pronoun not a Possessive Pronoun ( My is possessive form of 'I' ). Informative video, though 👍👍👍

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This is what Britishers taught Indian for centuries. I love Indian English. It's so cute. Don't ever try to change it.

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