"You will not be mistaken if you choose me" - is it a correct sentence?
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Technically it's correct, if a little unusual. I can't help but feel that 'you will not be disappointed if you choose me' is what you meant to say. Is it? What is the context?
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It's correct.
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Yes, it is... if you provide more information about what makes you doubt, I can try to explain why it is correct.
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