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Haohaoxuexi Posted 18 years ago
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confused by/between/...

  • I am confused between Austria and Australia.

  • I am confused with Austria and Australia.

  • I am confused on Austria and Australia.

  • I am confused about Austria and Australia.

  • I am confused by Austria and Australia.
Which are the correct sentences,They are all acceptable to me.

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Top answer

=> I don't know the difference between the two countries. => Something about each of the countries confuses you. I am confused on Austria and Australia.

— Yankee

  • => I don't know the difference between the two countries.
  • => Something about each of the countries confuses you.
  • I am confused on Austria and Australia.
  • => Something about the topics 'Austria' and 'Australia' confuses you.
  • => Something about the topics 'Austria' and 'Australia' confuses you.
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  • I am confused between Austria and Australia.=> I don't know the difference between the two countries.
  • I am confused with Austria and Australia.=> Something about each of the countries confuses you.
  • I am confused on Austria and Australia.=> Someth
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