he correct pronoun to use in each sentence depends on whether it is functioning as a subject or an object. sentences 1 and 4 are correct, while sentences 2, 3, and 5 have corrections needed for proper grammar and usage.
analyze each sentence:
1.I will tell him myself.
Correct. "Myself" is used reflexively here, emphasizing that the speaker will personally convey the message.
2.I bought me a new dress today.
Incorrect. The correct form is "I bought myself a new dress today." The reflexive pronoun "myself" should be used instead of "me" to indicate that the person bought the dress for themselves.
3.The gift was intended for yourself and your wife.
Incorrect. The correct form is "The gift was intended for you and your wife." "Yourself" is a reflexive pronoun and is not appropriate in this context.
4.Hearsay is not evidence in itself.
Correct. In this sentence, "itself" is used to emphasize that hearsay is not evidence on its own.
5.Both myself and my sister received promotions.
Incorrect. The correct form is "Both my sister and I received promotions." In this context, using "I" instead of "myself" is more appropriate.
In summary, sentences 1 and 4 are correct, while sentences 2, 3, and 5 have corrections needed for proper grammar and usage.