english grammar problem.... ???

Question

If I introduce myself as ....." Myself John G." ..is it incorrect ?
or Should I say "I am John G." or "My name is John G."

Answer 1

"Myself John G." doesn't have a verb. Therefore it is not a sentance. Sentance fragments are usually considered gramatically incorrect. And yes, such an introduction would make you sound very uneducated in normal conversation.

Answer 2

Myself John G- incorrect unless you are some sort of a caveman

I am John G- incorrect unless you are yelling that out as you are dying, correct -Hello, I am John G, or Excuse me, hi, I am John G

My name is John G- incorrect unless used on an autobiography

If anything, use Hello, I am John G

Answer 3

My name is John...

Answer 4

Grammatically, My name is John G. is a statement and used in formal situations where one asks your name; however My name is John G should be used in self-introductions.

Answer 5

I believe if you chose to introduce yourself in the first example given... you may want to say it this way...
I, myself, am John G."

This way you are declaring the subject in the sentence as "myself", ..........being spoken in first person "I" and your proper name "John G."

**Your other examples were correct also.

Answer 6

You can't say Myself John G. It is not a sentence. It has no verb and "Myself" is not a subject, it is an object.

I am John G.
John G is my name.
My name is John G.

Answer 7

"Myself" is only good if you're contrasting yourself with someone else, like perhaps if you were the last one of several people to introduce yourself. "I am John" or "My name is John" always make sense.

Answer 8

you should give a salutaion then say my name is john g

Answer 9

Hello, my name is John
I am John, I'm sorry, don't think I caught your name

The first one is definitely incorrect

Answer 10

Either of the second two are correct.