mistake
Could you tell me the correct?
1.I did mistake.
2.I was mistaked.
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2
1. I made a mistake. (I did something wrong).
2. I was mistaken. (I thought/believed that this was true, but now I know it's not.)
NOTE: Don't confuse "I was mistaken" with "I made a mistake". "I made a mistake" means that someone did something wrong or incorrectly; "I was mistaken" means that someone believed that something that actually is false is true.
2
1. I made a mistake.
2. I was mistaken.
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