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May: I feel confused about the grammars.

The authorities appeared confused about why.

The teacher is explaining what we were confused about.

Right, sometimes I feel really confused about Mandarin tone.

It's not surprising that a lot of us are confused about the different types of fats.

The curse is the product of a culture that remains confused about gender equality.

If you 're confused about how much water you really need, I ' m not surprised.

In the prevailing sense of shame, we often find ourselves confused about who can trust.

Many people are confused about the new ways of measuring temperature.

Faced with these sudden rebuke, male zebra got confused and disoriented. In the end, he was very confused about the judges.

Mr Wright was clearly a father-figure to a fatherless man who was confused about his identity.

As most of stars experienced in their early career, Wang Qian felt confused about her future after graduation.

The whole thing has left many of us who are folically challenged a little confused about what's safe.

Remember when a do Olympic math problem, is a problem puzzled, meditation for a long time, still confused about.

The ancient Chinese are not confused about who they were and where they were going, because they had an unshakable belief system.

I am a bit confused about all the hype around Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) — and you seem to be caught up in it.

In this way people became confused about their real and the virtual self - even though they were effectively two meters apart from each other.

One of the museum's docents, retired physicist Duane Hughes, said inquiring visitors aren't jittery but seem confused about reports of the dangers in Japan.

The "yellow fever" has swept the low-lying areas of Louisiana, and the local experts are thoroughly confused about the cause.

Go over your notes as soon as you can after class. Review important points mentioned in class as well as points you remain confused about. Read about these points in your textbook.

When they write of their childhoods, it could be a description of a gifted child's life - confused about social cues, self-conscious and out of kilter with the interests and language of their peers.

The survey revealed 32% of young people in the UK said they sometimes felt confused about the different contraception options and did not know which method was best for them and their partner.

Books are vast, the person's energy is limited, so might read could not also do not have the necessary, but the reader and often feel confused about what to do.