Examples of using "Hatası" in a sentence and their english translations:
writing error
Everybody's fault is nobody's fault.
It was no one's fault.
This is her fault.
Whose fault is it?
- It is only the cat's fault.
- Only the cat is to blame.
It's their fault.
His mistake was intentional.
I’m getting a 404 error.
It's Tom's fault.
- It's not anybody's fault.
- It's not anyone's fault.
- It isn't anyone's fault.
- It isn't anybody's fault.
Whose fault is that?
This is the mistake of the student.
It wasn't Tom's mistake.
Your composition has a few mistakes.
Many typographical errors were found.
I have made a prize mistake.
She has many faults.
The sentence has no grammatical errors.
This plan has no flaws.
- That's not Tom's fault.
- That isn't Tom's fault.
That's not Jack's fault.
- I don't think it's anybody's fault.
- I think it's nobody's fault.
- I don't think that it's anyone's fault.
- I don't think that it's anybody's fault.
- I don't think it's anyone's fault.
- It's not anybody's fault.
- It's nobody's fault.
- This is no one's fault.
- It's not anyone's fault.
- It isn't anyone's fault.
- It isn't anybody's fault.
It wasn't Tom's fault.
This is all Tom's fault.
That's likely a misprint.
It might not have been Tom's fault.
It might not be Tom's fault.
It's a slip of the pen.
It was nobody's fault.
It's Tom's own fault.
- It's not Tom's fault.
- It isn't Tom's fault.
That was Tom's own fault.
The accident wasn't Tom's fault.
That's not her fault.
It's all Tom's fault.
What had happened wasn't Tom's fault.
She has no faults.
This isn't the government's fault.
Is that Tom's fault?
Was it Tom's fault?
Was that Tom's fault?
This sentence has a typo.
This will be the worst mistake of your life.
There are several spelling errors in your essay.
I blush for your mistake.
We are sorry for his mistake.
Sorry, that's a typo.
He made a few grammatical mistakes.
- You have made only a few spelling mistakes.
- You've made only a few spelling mistakes.
I am to blame for my son's failure.
Tom made a few grammatical mistakes.
Tom apologized for his mistake.
- I don't think it's Tom's fault.
- I don't think that it's Tom's fault.
I'm not saying it's Tom's fault.
I'm sure it's Tom's fault.
How much of this is Tom's fault?
What happened wasn't Tom's fault.
That must be a misprint.
That's probably a misprint.
I blamed him for his fault.
- Tom said it was his fault.
- Tom said that it was his fault.
It doesn't matter whose fault it is.
I made a typing error.
I think it's Tom's fault.
- This is not entirely Tom's fault.
- This isn't entirely Tom's fault.
- That's not entirely Tom's fault.
- It's not just Tom's fault.
- It isn't just Tom's fault.
This isn't really Tom's fault.
- That's not entirely Tom's fault.
- That isn't entirely Tom's fault.
I know it's not Tom's fault.
He blamed others for his own failure.
He blames his failure on bad luck.
Is it the fault of the red shirt?
You should learn to proofread.
I don't know whose fault this is.
How could it be Tom's fault?
I think it's my neighbor's fault.
Is that really Tom's fault?
Everything that's happening is Tom's fault.
And, you know, there's a kind of logical fallacy that we all have
Not his fault, he just happens to survive.
We're thoroughly prepared for the Y2K bug.
There are no grammatical mistakes in this sentence.
The whole group was punished for Tom's mistake.