Generally we say "You made me confused". I've heard from somewhere that we use "confuse" if an object would be present there. I don't know when it happens; could you give me an example for that (usage of "confuse" other than "confused")?
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hey mate
I am confuse
I am confuse
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ex:We tried to confuse the enemy.
ex:We confused the enemy.
ex:We confused the enemy.
naagmani5:
no this is my own sentence from google
not from google
ot is from text book of my english grammer
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