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You didn't hurt yourself. Why we use yourself here
Thanks for answer
2016年4月30日 16:43
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Yes, using "yourself" indicates that YOU are the one injuring/hurting yourself (as in you are inflicting pain on your own body). English always uses "myself" "yourself" "ourselves" "oneself" to refer to my/your/our/one's body.
Hopefully that helps!
2016年4月30日
Hurt is usually used with an object - either saying that something is in pain or that something was injured. By saying you hurt yourself, you mean that you did something that caused an injury to yourself. If you leave out "yourself",it just means that you are in some kind of general pain.
2016年4月30日
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