Fill in the blank with conjunction :Giving up wrong pleasure is not self -sacrifice _______________self -culture.
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Explanation:
When To Use "Myself" And "Yourself"
One standard use of the reflexive pronoun myself is when the person speaking or writing is both the subject of a sentence and its object. (It is called reflexive because it reflects the subject.)
I managed to restrain myself. [direct object]
I think I should give myself a pat on the back. [indirect object]
I was left in a room by myself for hours. [object of preposition]
Another standard use is when myself isn’t required for the sentence to make grammatical sense, but adds emphasis:
I made it myself.
I began to feel guilty myself.
I myself couldn't imagine him as a colleague.
Criticized uses
Myself is also used in ways which many people object to or dislike, as follows:
as the subject of a verb:
It wasn't that Peter and myself were being singled out.
My friends and myself do not find it a great problem.
as the object of a verb:
They hauled Barry and myself in for questioning.
But that would involve Kate and myself working together!
as the object of a preposition:
His nervousness communicated itself to Isaac and myself.
‘The rift between myself and Felicity is final and unmendable’, he announced