Question

“Don’t get me wrong” is an expression used to refute an argument. It is said: *

a. for warning someone or bringing something to their attention, especially something that they already know.

b. an example of the situation or behavior that you are talking about.

c. when you think someone might not understand what you say, or be upset by it.

d. for saying what you think someone’s opinion will be, so that you can give your​ reaction​ to it.​

Answer 1

Resposta:

letra C

pois a tradu é basicamente "nao entenda mal"

Explicação:

confia