Are these sentences for the strong expression of self-consciousness?
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Are the following sentences used to the strong expression of self-consciousness? Could any native speaker give your suggestions or commends?
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(1) I interested myself in this book. = (abrdiged version) I am interested in this book. (The preposition of "in" arranged to tie in with the need to the strong expression of self-consciousness. So, the "in" must show "attending on / for a purpose of this book" )
(2) Though it is not my problem, I still concern myself with it. = ......I am still concerned with it. (In the same way, the preposition "with" must show "to be / go with" it)
(3) I oppose myself tonuclear power generation. = I am opposed to nuclear power generation. (In the same way, the preposition "to" must show reaching as far as a target.)
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I might say: (1) I was absorbed by a good book and lost track of time or time flew by. (2) Although it is not my problem, I still find myself concerned about it. (3) I am totally opposed to nuclear generation.
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I might say: (1) I was absorbed by a good book and lost track of time or time flew by. (2) Although it is not my problem, I still find myself concerned about it. (3) I am totally opposed to nuclear generation. Thanks