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Hello
A person wears a cassock and a clerical collar; he has a rosary in his hands. We know that the person isn't a real priest, we know he only plays a priest. But when asked he says he is a priest. He claims that he is a priest.
And now we say:
1. The person poses as a priest.
2. He poses as a priest.
3. He poses as a priest. OR He poses himself as a priest.
4. He posed as a priest. OR He posed himself as a priest.
Is the word himself necessary here, or it is wrong an that word shouldn't be there under no circumstances.
Thank you for your help.
A person wears a cassock and a clerical collar; he has a rosary in his hands. We know that the person isn't a real priest, we know he only plays a priest. But when asked he says he is a priest. He claims that he is a priest.
And now we say:
1. The person poses as a priest.
2. He poses as a priest.
3. He poses as a priest. OR He poses himself as a priest.
4. He posed as a priest. OR He posed himself as a priest.
Is the word himself necessary here, or it is wrong an that word shouldn't be there under no circumstances.
Thank you for your help.