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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Mistake / when used as a verb!
I hate it when I start dancing and people mistake me for Beyonce
Q1) Do you often use 'mistake' as a verb like above?
Q2) Can I say, '~ people mix me up with Beyonce' instead of that?
Q3) How else do you say for that?
Q1) Do you often use 'mistake' as a verb like above?
Q2) Can I say, '~ people mix me up with Beyonce' instead of that?
Q3) How else do you say for that?
Top answer
1) Yes, it's commonly used that way. 2) That's fine too. " I'd say the first version (mistake) is the most common.
- 1) Yes, it's commonly used that way.
- 2) That's fine too.
- " I'd say the first version (mistake) is the most common.
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1) Yes, it's commonly used that way.
2) That's fine too.
3) You could say, "People take me for Beyonce." I'd say the first version (mistake) is the most common.
2) That's fine too.
3) You could say, "People take me for Beyonce." I'd say the first version (mistake) is the most common.
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Hi,
I hate it when I start dancing and people mistake me for Beyonce
Q1) Do you often use 'mistake' as a verb like above? Yes
Q2) Can I say, '~ people mix me up with Beyonce' instead of that?
I hate it when I start dancing and people mistake me for Beyonce
Q1) Do you often use 'mistake' as a verb like above? Yes
Q2) Can I say, '~ people mix me up with Beyonce' instead of that?
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