Opinions & arguments
not wrong
humorously admit correctness
You say someone is not wrong when you admit, often humorously, that what they said is correct.
Hear it in real life
You always leave things until the last minute.
You're not wrong. I should probably start earlier next time.
My sister says I spend too much time on my phone, and she is not wrong.
The mistake everyone makes
Not: You are not wrong with your sister about the phone.
Say: You are not wrong about what your sister said about the phone.
Use “not wrong about” to agree that a comment or opinion is correct.
Build it
How it fits in a sentence.
someone is not wrong; you are not wrong
Your turn: say it out loud
My sister says I spend too much time on my phone, and she is not wrong.
Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.
not wrong
humorously admit correctness
“My sister says I spend too much time on my phone, and she is not wrong.”
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