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by oneself : This is often used as an adverbial sentence in a sentence, and it is still smooth to omit it.
It emphasizes the way, i.e., alone, alone.
oneself: as a homonyus, object, predicate in a sentence, etc. It can only be omitted when it is used as a homonym.
Such as the boy came to the shop himself. Himself in is a homonymous.
he isn't quite himself 。He wasn't in good shape today. Himself cannot be omitted.
he enjoyed himself at the party。At the party, he had a great time. The object cannot be omitted.
The above is an example sentence.
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By oneself is an adverbial in this, and you can also omit it directly. The remaining oneself is the homonym of the subject.
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Synonymous phrases.
Copy as: study on one's ownindependently
oneself
self-taught;self-learning, the first 3 are all verb phrases, similar usage, 4 are uncountable nouns, which can be used as a definite for some other nouns, such as self-study courses; self-study classes and so on.
studied these subjects on his own / independently.He taught himself these lessons.
he teached himself these subjects.
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i teach myself I self-study (I self-guide) i learn by myself I self-study (I self-study) i study by myself I self-study (I self-study).
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by oneself, by someone's own, fixed matching.
my sister ( learned ) japanese ( by ) herself ) when she was 15
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i learn english by myselfmy brother learns football by himself.
I wish you progress in your studies! o( Missing)o! then chain. Hope.
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learn english by oneself
English is generally spoken first, and secondary supplements are followed later! That's how I feel.
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The latter, which means learning English alone (independently).