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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Confused by/with
What are the differences in terms of usage between 'confused by' and 'confused with'?
I am confused by (a person?)
I am confused with (something?)
I am confused (by the question/with the question.)
Or are they literally the same?
I am confused by (a person?)
I am confused with (something?)
I am confused (by the question/with the question.)
Or are they literally the same?
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Hi, The standard prepostion in cases where the person or thing is causing your confusion is ''by'. Clive
- Hi, The standard prepostion in cases where the person or thing is causing your confusion is ''by'.
- Clive
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Hi,
The standard prepostion in cases where the person or thing is causing your confusion is ''by'.
Clive
The standard prepostion in cases where the person or thing is causing your confusion is ''by'.
Clive
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