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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Is it OK to say " You have been mistaken" (to tell someone that the thing they are doing is not correct/or they made a mistake )
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Is it OK to say " You have been mistaken" (to tell someone that the thing they are doing is not correct/or they made a mistake )
Thank you very much
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That phrase usually means that someone has not understood something correctly, not that s/he has done wrong. '
- That phrase usually means that someone has not understood something correctly, not that s/he has done wrong.
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That phrase usually means that someone has not understood something correctly, not that s/he has done wrong. I suggest a simpler 'You have been doing this/that wrong.'
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