1. To mistake somebody/something for somebody/something
2. To confuse somebody/something with somebody/something
3. To mix somebody/something with somebody/something
Could you please tell me if I can paraphrase the sentences "1" and "2" as shown below?
1. When hay fever first occurs, it is often mistaken for a summer cold.
1a. When hay fever first occurs, it is often confused with a summer cold.
1b. When hay fever first occurs, it is often mixed up with a summer cold.
2. People often mistake me for my brother.
2a. People often confuse me with my brother.
2c. People often mix me up with my brother.
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1. To mistake somebody/something for somebody/something 2. To confuse somebody/something with somebody/something 3.
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1. To mistake somebody/something for somebody/something
2. To confuse somebody/something with somebody/something
3. To mix somebody/something up with somebody/something
Could you please tell me if I can paraphrase the sentences "1" and "2" as shown below?
1. When hay fever first occurs, it is often mistaken for a summer cold. OK
1a.