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[learner12]

Dear teachers!!

(1) He is the teacher whom I want to teach me.
(2) He is the teacher whom I want to teach myself.
(3) He is the teacher whom I want to teach.

Are (1), (2) and (3) English? If so, which one is the sentence you would use?

Thank you in advance.

[pugachevV]

1. If you change it to "He is the teacher who I want to teach me"
it means he's the guy whose classes you want to be in.
whom in this sentence is incorrect.

2. and 3. Mean that you want to teach him.