Too many presents!!

[dilodi83]

A: I confuse

B: I am confusing

C: I am being confused

Could you explain me the differences among these three kinds of presents and their respective meanings with some examples, please?

[engee30]

A: I confuse

B: I am confusing

C: I am being confused

Could you explain me the differences among these three kinds of presents and their respective meanings with some examples, please?

I always confuse my cousins because they're so alike. = I always find it difficult to tell which is which.

I am always confusing my cousins! = I'm annoyed about the fact that I can't tell one cousin from the other.

I am being confused. = Someone is trying to make you feel confused, in order to deceive you, perhaps.

[BobK]

But the last one refers to a current process: someone is - at that moment - making an effort to confuse the speaker.

If someone is simply confused (nobody's trying to confuse them, they just want further explanation) they say 'I am confused'.

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PS An example:

B [Explanation]
A No, don't get it - I'm still confused. Could you try again?
B [Different explanation]