Confusion about
In the context: I am expressing my opinion(in a confused state) to someone who recommends john to fix the problem.
I have confusion about how john fix the issue as he does not have enough skills in the subject and possess a different ability.
Is this sentence correct? Please suggest the sentence with "confusion about ".
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I am expressing my confusion to someone who recommended that John fix this problem. I am confused by your suggestion. John does not have the knowledge or skills to fix this problem.
- I am expressing my confusion to someone who recommended that John fix this problem.
- I am confused by your suggestion.
- John does not have the knowledge or skills to fix this problem.
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I am expressing my confusion to someone who recommended that John fix this problem.
I am confused by your suggestion. John does not have the knowledge or skills to fix this problem.
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