Used after a verb when two or more people being spoken to do something to the same people.
Please wash yourselves before dinner.
You should be proud of yourselves for finishing the project.
American English
/ˈjɔɹ.sɛlvz/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
Form of yourself
Yourselves is used for two or more people; yourself is used for one person.
Used after a verb when two or more people being spoken to do something to the same people.
“Yourselves” is usually stressed on the second part: /jʊɹˈsɛɫvz/.
Used after a verb when two or more people being spoken to do something to the same people.
Please wash yourselves before dinner.
You should be proud of yourselves for finishing the project.
Used after you to emphasize that two or more people being spoken to, and not someone else, did something or are involved.
You yourselves chose this plan.
Did you make it yourselves?
In the phrase by yourselves, it means that two or more people are alone or do something without help.
Can you do this by yourselves?
You finished the work by yourselves.
to act naturally, without pretending to be different
You can be yourself here.
to take what you want or serve yourself
Please help yourself to some cake.
alone or without help
Did you do this by yourself?
Use yourself for one person and yourselves for more than one person.