Examples of using Have done something wrong in English and their translations into Thai
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I must have done something wrong.
For her to yell at you.-You must have done something wrong.
I have done something wrong again.
What could you possibly have done something wrong?
We have done something wrong, seriously?
Please tell me if I have done something wrong.
We have done something wrong, but there's no going back.
I mean, it's not like we have done something wrong.
You must have done something wrong for her to yell at you.
Why are you acting like you have done something wrong?
Whether you have done something wrong or not does not matter.
Why are you acting like you have done something wrong?
To acknowledge that they have done something wrong means that they feel humiliated in the eyes of those who hear these excuses.
It sounds like you're trying to say we have done something wrong.
He must have done something wrong.
You would better be scared if you have done something wrong.
She must have done something wrong.
Why are you talking to me like I have done something wrong?
She must have done something wrong.
I will feel very worried thinking that I have done something wrong.
He must have done something wrong.
That person rarely gets angry,so you must have done something wrong.
You must have done something wrong.
Look at us hiding out in the bathroom like we have done something wrong.
Ernie must have done something wrong.
The first one was: If you sweat by the end of the concert it means that you must have done something wrong.
Ernie must have done something wrong.
The most likely is that of a large compact and hot blob that has since expanded itself. But the face of the problem because it(as previously stated) are stars that are significantly older than 15 billion years. Of course, you might have done something wrong in the measured estimates of the stars, but it is unlikely.
Ernie must have done something wrong. Poor fool.
So, we have to leave as if we have done something wrong.