Itself ( pronoun , adverb )

(As a pronoun)

Itself ( pronoun )

Used to refer back to a noun or pronoun previously mentioned as the subject of a sentence or clause.

Origin:

From old english hit self, from hit + self.

Examples:

1. The company, itself, is responsible for the mistake.
2. The problem, itself, is not difficult to solve.
3. The city, itself, is very beautiful.
4. The book, itself, is not very interesting.
5. The idea, itself, is very simple.

(As an adverb)

Itself ( adverb )

Used to refer back to a noun or pronoun previously mentioned as the subject of a sentence or clause.

Origin:

From old english hit self, from hit + self.

Examples:

1. The company, itself, is responsible for the mistake.
2. The problem, itself, is not difficult to solve.
3. The city, itself, is very beautiful.
4. The book, itself, is not very interesting.
5. The idea, itself, is very simple.