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I messaged you by mistake vs I message you by mistake

The correct sentence is "I messaged you by mistake." The verb "messaged" should be in the past tense to match the past action of sending a message.
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Explained by Michele A.
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Last updated: September 01, 2024

I messaged you by mistake

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use this phrase when you want to convey that you sent a message unintentionally.

Examples:

  • I messaged you by mistake. I meant to send that to someone else.
  • Sorry, I messaged you by mistake. Please ignore that message.
  • She messaged me by mistake last night.
  • He admitted that he messaged her by mistake.
  • They realized they had messaged the wrong group by mistake.
  • I messaged Lexy, but no response.
  • She texted me, and I messaged back, but she stopped replying.
  • She instant- messaged you, was wondering why you're late.
  • She instant- messaged you, was wondering why you're late.
  • It's just that I messaged Riley to meet us at the VIP entrance.
  • I grabbed her phone by mistake again.
  • She fed her sawdust by mistake.
  • Chad got my invitation by mistake.
  • I don't want you shooting me by mistake.
  • My ship has crash-landed here by mistake.
  • When they turned off the electricity by mistake.
  • By mistake, if you get death sentence...
  • By mistake I was born to your wife...
  • I got in the service elevator by mistake.
  • Grinkov wouldn't launch a missile by mistake.
  • Sometimes she pushes my number by mistake.
  • Don't eat the meteor by mistake, whatever you do.
  • Don't shoot the nag by mistake.
  • I spilled something on it by mistake.
  • I'm convinced that you've been sent here by mistake.

I message you by mistake

This phrase is incorrect. The verb should be in the past tense.

  • This one time, Hogan, she got me really worked up, so I emailed Cassidy, she wrote me back, and instead of hitting reply... I forwarded the message to Hogan by mistake.
  • An error dialog that links the error messages to the mistakes in the program and marks them red.
  • Instead of deleting the message, I sent a reply by mistake.
  • I grabbed her phone by mistake again.
  • She fed her sawdust by mistake.
  • Chad got my invitation by mistake.
  • I don't want you shooting me by mistake.
  • My ship has crash-landed here by mistake.
  • When they turned off the electricity by mistake.
  • By mistake, if you get death sentence...
  • By mistake I was born to your wife...
  • I got in the service elevator by mistake.
  • Grinkov wouldn't launch a missile by mistake.
  • Sometimes she pushes my number by mistake.
  • Don't eat the meteor by mistake, whatever you do.
  • Don't shoot the nag by mistake.
  • I spilled something on it by mistake.
  • I'm convinced that you've been sent here by mistake.
  • The government turned it over on discovery by mistake.
  • He admitted to killing Brad Fante by mistake.

Alternatives:

  • I messaged you by mistake.
  • I accidentally messaged you.
  • I sent you a message by mistake.
  • I mistakenly messaged you.
  • I didn't mean to message you.

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