They unite vs They unite themselves What's the difference between "they unite" and "they unite themselves"? I'll give you an example: They unite and kidnap her. They unite themselves and kidnap her.

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They unite vs They unite themselves What's the difference between "they unite" and "they unite themselves"? I'll give you an example: They unite and kidnap her. They unite themselves and kidnap her. Is there any difference? Thank you. =]

2015年8月28日 11:15

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We don't normally say "unite themselves". In your example, people would often use the verbs "get together" or "come together". If you are translating from a Portuguese word which is similar to "unite", it may be that your verb is used in informal situations. For us, "unite" is used formally.

2015年8月28日

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