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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Don't get me wrong

Please don’t get me wrong, I am not using this forum as a platform for carrying out party propaganda.



Is the phrase "don't get me wrong" appropriately used here?
  

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"Please don't get me wrong" is OK. However, propaganda is not something that you can really "carry out". You could say "disseminating party propaganda".

— Mr Wordy

  • "Please don't get me wrong" is OK.
  • However, propaganda is not something that you can really "carry out".
  • You could say "disseminating party propaganda".
  • There may be a more common and conversational verb that fits, but right now it eludes me.
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"Please don't get me wrong" is OK. However, propaganda is not something that you can really "carry out". You could say "disseminating party propaganda". There may be a more common and conversational verb that fits, but right now it eludes me.
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I think it sounds fine here: please don't misunderstand my intentions.
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Thanks Mr. Wordy and Mr. Philip.
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