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UK//maɪ fɔːlt//US//maɪ fɔlt//

Meaning of My fault

A phrase used to admit that something went wrong due to your actions.

In simple words: It's my mistake.

My fault in a sentence

  • I forgot to send the email. It's really my fault.
  • If we lose the game, that's my fault for not practicing.
  • I broke your phone. It's completely my fault.

How to use My fault

Used to accept responsibility for a mistake. Appropriate in both casual and formal settings. Avoid in overly casual situations, as it may seem insincere.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine saying 'it's my fault' like a child who spilled juice.

Related words

Collocations with My fault

  • take responsibility
  • admit my fault
  • own up to my fault

Synonyms for My fault

  • my mistake
  • me to blame
  • my error

Opposites of My fault

  • your fault
  • their fault
  • not my fault

Common mistakes with My fault

  • 'My fault' is often confused with 'not my fault' when denying responsibility.
  • Learners might say 'it's my fault' when it should be 'that's my fault'.

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Frequently asked questions about My fault

What does My fault mean?

It's my mistake.

What is the definition of My fault?

A phrase used to admit that something went wrong due to your actions.

How do you use My fault in a sentence?

I forgot to send the email. It's really my fault.

Can you give another example of My fault?

If we lose the game, that's my fault for not practicing.

What are synonyms for My fault?

Common alternatives include my mistake, me to blame, my error.

What is the opposite of My fault?

Opposite meanings include your fault, their fault, not my fault.

What words go with My fault?

It commonly pairs with take responsibility, admit my fault, own up to my fault.

What are common mistakes when using My fault?

'My fault' is often confused with 'not my fault' when denying responsibility. Learners might say 'it's my fault' when it should be 'that's my fault'.

How do you pronounce My fault?

US: //maɪ fɔlt//, UK: //maɪ fɔːlt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use My fault?

Used to accept responsibility for a mistake. Appropriate in both casual and formal settings. Avoid in overly casual situations, as it may seem insincere.