1) You were right about writing a letter to the mayor. It was a mistake. I regret doing it. (I was the one who wanted to write the letter. You thought it was a mistake. I wrote it and fount out that it was indeed a mistake.)
2) I was right about taking John to Italy. His parents took him there and he loved it. (I thought that John's parents should take him to Italy and I was right. His parents took him there and he loved it.)
3) You are right about taking Tim to a doctor. That's what you ought to do. (You think you should take Tim to a doctor, and you are right.)
Gratefully, Navi.
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