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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Confuse someone with
Which is natural?
Is it natural to say « get someone confused with »?
She confused me for/with my brother.
She got me confused for/with my brother.
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Use 'confuse with' or 'mistake for'. She mistook me for my brother. I'm often mistaken for Hugh Grant.
- Use 'confuse with' or 'mistake for'.
- She mistook me for my brother.
- I'm often mistaken for Hugh Grant.
- I often confuse one twin with the other.
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Use 'confuse with' or 'mistake for'.
She mistook me for my brother.
I'm often mistaken for Hugh Grant.
I often confuse one twin with the other.
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