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Dublinfan Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
"to have the wrong image"
Hello everyone :-)
I would like to know if it is possible to say:
Tom to Lisa: "I think you have the wrong image/picture of me"
The meaning of this sentence is supposed to be that Tom thinks that Lisa has wrong beliefs about
him; i.e. has a preconceived opinion about him.
Is that the correct way to say it?
Thank you ;-)
I would like to know if it is possible to say:
Tom to Lisa: "I think you have the wrong image/picture of me"
The meaning of this sentence is supposed to be that Tom thinks that Lisa has wrong beliefs about
him; i.e. has a preconceived opinion about him.
Is that the correct way to say it?
Thank you ;-)
Top answer
Yes, that is a natural way of expressing it.
- Yes, that is a natural way of expressing it.
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