Can oneself be the subject?

In individual cases, reflexive pronouns can be used as subjects.

For example: I hope miss green and yourself(=you)are keeping well

I wish Miss Green and yourself good health. Reference.

When reflexive pronouns are used as homonyms of the subject, the purpose is to strengthen the tone, and they are often translated as "self" or "personally".

he himself was a doctor.He is a doctor himself.

they themselves must make investigation.They should do their own investigation.

Reflexive pronouns can sometimes be used as subjects (in place of personal pronouns).

both my sister and myself asked to go and work there.My sister and I both asked to work there.

she was as anxious as myself.She was in the same hurry as I was.

No, reflexive pronouns can't be the subject. If you have to express yourself, you can express it as: I myself finished the homework

no one but myself really understands him.That's right.

no one but herself knows russian.This one needs to be changed from herself to sheWhy?

Because when people speak, they usually start in the first person. The two of us talk together, one is I say you listen (the other is you say I listen. Haha)

If the second sentence has her appearance, it is fine. For example: she told us yesterday afternoon that no one but herself knows russian

Happy and happy every day!

In formal language, reflexive pronouns are usually not used as the subject alone, or as part of the juxtaposition subject. However, in informal language, it is more common to use reflexive pronouns as part of a parallel subject. Therefore, no one but myself can be used as the subject.

Personally, I think that even if it is usage, foreigners don't necessarily have to talk about grammar rules in their daily lives.

As follows:

1. absentoneself.

2. BeoneSelf (person) is in a normal state.

3. Bepleasedwithoneself is complacent.

4. Besideoneself disorder; Crazy.

5. ByoneSelf alone; Individually.

6. cometooneself has awakened with grinding; Wake up; Restore rationality.

7. foroneself for himself; represent yourself; Alone; Personally.

8, inspiteofoneself unconsciously.

9, ofoneself alone; Spontaneously.

10. speaktooneself speaks to himself.

11. The verb + oneself indicates what you are doing.

12. dressoneself.

13. washoneself bath.

14. TeachoneSelf self-study.

OneSelf Profile:

oneself, an English word, pronoun, meaning "oneself; Personally; self (not influenced by others)".

Bilingual example sentences: 1. believe oneself, others do not

Believe in yourself, others can't.

2、so i fail and then fail at oneself.

So if I fail, I fail on myself.

3、he cares only for others and not for oneself.

He only cares about others and doesn't care about himself.

oneself: self.

English [w n self].

Beauty [w n self].

Myself; (when one is the subject of the verb, oneself is the object of the verb or preposition) itself; (to emphasize one) in person.

it is difficult to make oneself concentrate for long periods.

It's hard to concentrate yourself for a long time.

one has to ask oneself what the purpose of the exercise is.

Everyone must ask themselves, what is the purpose of this exercise.

be oneself

Feel at ease physically and mentally; Be at ease.

to be in a normal state of body and mind, not influenced by other people

one needs space to be oneself.

People need space to be comfortable.

all) by oneself

1 (someone) alone, alone.

alone; without anyone else

2 (someone) independently.

without help

all) to oneself

Exclusive; Owned.

not shared with anyone

oneself, someone themselves.

By onself, someone does something on their own, does something independently.