Sesquipedalian101 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
as myself
"He even suggested that I should play cricket with his sons, who were of about the same age as myself."
What about "...the same age as I"?
What about "...the same age as I"?
Top answer
as I is a bit formal/over-correct today. Still, you can find it in contemporary writing: ---------- I just turned 15, and I am located in Austin, Texas. I am the Founder/ President of ativity inc.
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as I
is a bit formal/over-correct today.
Still, you can find it in contemporary writing:
----------
I just turned 15, and I am located in Austin, Texas. I am the Founder/
President of ativity inc. Activity started mainly as a graphic and web
design business but is growing quickly and reaching into new areas of
work. I am also the Co-Presiden
is a bit formal/over-correct today.
Still, you can find it in contemporary writing:
----------
I just turned 15, and I am located in Austin, Texas. I am the Founder/
President of ativity inc. Activity started mainly as a graphic and web
design business but is growing quickly and reaching into new areas of
work. I am also the Co-Presiden
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Hi,
no, that would sound really bad on its own.
Use either "as me" or "as myself", or add the verb and say "as I am".
...the same age as me.
...the same age as myself.
...the same age as I am.
no, that would sound really bad on its own.
Use either "as me" or "as myself", or add the verb and say "as I am".
...the same age as me.
...the same age as myself.
...the same age as I am.
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