- I enjoy myself.
- I enjoy myself in sharing others’ hardship.
- I enjoy myself when sharing others’ hardship.
- I enjoy myself to share others’ hardship.
- I enjoy myself for sharing others’ hardship.
Are all these sentence correct logically?
As a rule, the verb ‘enjoy’ needs an object or a reflexive pronoun, not both. So, I think ‘I enjoy myself’ or ‘I enjoy sharing others’ hardship’ would be acceptable.
Beeesneees,
Can I not say:
- “I enjoy myself in sharing others’ hardship.”?
- “I enjoy myself to share others’ hardship.”?
Please explain the grammar involved?
Thanks.
No, you cannot. Anglophile has explained the grammar.