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Kann man "ich habe mich verwirrt" sagen oder muss man immer sagen "ich war verwirrt". Wann verwendet man diese Aussage?
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@sandra_martin_17
Ich bin sehr verwirrt (= correct).
Ich war verwirrt (= correct).
Vielleicht meintest du:
Ich habe mich im Wald verirrt.
Aber „Ich habe mich verwirrt“ gibt es nicht.
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Ich habe mich geirrt. 🤓
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