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Is this sentence grammatically correct I have never seen someone so clearly unaware of theirself - or is it themself?
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∙ 14y ago
The term theirself is not a word. The suffix "self" is only applied to the pronouns my, your, him, or her (singular), and "selves" to our, your, or them (plural)
"I have never seen someone so clearly unaware of himself (or herself)" would be proper form. (But the exact meaning here is still vague : aware of what aspect of himself?)
* Although the Oxford Dictionary, Collins Dictionary, and Chambers Dictionary list the non-gender-specific themself, it is not standard English. Where the gender could be either, it is better to use a different sentence structure to eliminate the "self".
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