How to say it properly
Can you teach me how to say “ previous myself “ in English
Eg. My goal is to beat the previous myself / my previous self / ?
Thank you !
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Answers · 11
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Depends on context:
for a race time/ game score/ test score you might say: "My goal is to beat my previous record".
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You could say: my 'old self' - it isn't anything to do with age, just someone who you were before you changed for whatever reason; age, ability, attitude, etc.
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You can say ‘my old self’
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Normally I'd say "my former self", but I think Charlie's answer is probably what you really might want to say.
That is, I'd probably phrase it without "self" or "myself" here.
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Could you give an example of sentence you want to use it in? I'm not sure what you want to say.
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