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| 1. I bake the cake myself. 2. I bake the cake by myself. With reflexive pronouns, do we need to put the word "by" before the reflexive pronoun? Please advise, teachers! Thanks soooo much. ^o^ |
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Your two sentences have different meanings. 1. I bake the cake; I don't buy it. 2. I bake the cake without any help from anyone. |
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| Thank you soooo much, teacher MikeNewYork! ^o^ |
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