Theirself Plural

The subject of theirself plural encompasses a wide range of important elements. Themself, themselves, theirself, or theirselves - WordReference Forums. I'm having problems deciding on whether I should use themself, themselves, theirself, or theirselves. So I need to know which one is correct.

Also, I need to know whether the sentence is worded ok or if there would be a better way to phrase it. 1) The patient became able to take care of themself. someone themselves or him/her self? | WordReference Forums. I have come across this on the internet: " This is a potential problem with someone who describes themselves as " social"" I think " themselves" is inappropriate. "Him/herself" should be better.

Another key aspect involves, the verb " describe" is also followed by a " s" to support this. Moreover, unles this is a colloquial... himself/hisself, ourselves/usselves, themselves/theirselves etc.. The Random House Unabridged gives "theirself" and "theirselves" as nonstandard variants of "themselves." The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 4th ed., gives "theirselves" and "theirself" as "Chiefly Southern & South Midland U.S." variants of "themselves." See also the link in my reply to panjandrum.

themself or themselves - WordReference Forums. Dear all, Which one do I have to use in connection with "everyone"? Example: Everyone has to do it for themself/themselves. introduce theirselves - WordReference Forums.

I have a doubt on how to use themselves or theirself/themself.. Furthermore, example: Students will be able to introduce theirselves at the end of the english class. The court has also ruled that anyone who deliberately gets their self on to TV while standing in a public place can commit an offence even if they are silent and immobile. This perspective suggests that, this - cringe - from BBC Online (the full story link here... EN: a person + themselves / themself ?

- pronoun - WordReference Forums. Bonjour , je n'arrive pas à trouver sur internet quelle phrase est correcte s'il y en a une : "A person who does not love themselves is not going to love others " "A person who does not love themself is not going to love others " Merci de votre réponse en si mismo - WordReference Forums. Building on this, hola, no se cómo se diría en inglés la siguiente frase: " ...estos sistemas son en sí mismos también habilidades." Sería: "...these systems are theirself also skills" ?

(me suena raro) Gracias! EN: themselves / themself - WordReference Forums. Yes, that's what I mean En fait je me demande si on peut traiter "They" comme un collectif facultatif, comme dans un exemple que j'ai trouvé : Anything good has to be said by the staff themself / the staff themselves. De mon côté, je fais une différence entre The girls did the cookies themselves (chacune séparémen) et The girls bought the flowers themself (= together, as a group) Bref ...