To be confused-to get mixed up

[volver]

Hello,


A: Hi John
B: I am not John
A: Sorry, I am confusing you with someone else
or I got mixed up with someone else.

Would both sentences be correct to use?

Thank you

VOLVER

 

[Salvage]

Hello,


A: Hi John
B: I am not John
A: Sorry, I am confusing you with someone else
or I got mixed up with someone else.

Would both sentences be correct to use?

Thank you

VOLVER

"Sorry, I am confusing you with someone else."
OK, but the sentence should be in the past tense. You are no longer confused.
"Sorry, I confused you with someone else."

"Sorry, I got mixed up with someone else."
No, you got him mixed up with someone else.
"Sorry, I got you mixed up with someone else."

 

[AliBadass]

In the series Prison Break, Michael who is a white man is asking a black man for a medicine named PUGNUc.

White man: I can't get it at medical.
Black man: Why not?
White man: Because they're already giving me insulin shots.
Black man: You're one mixed-up cracker, you know that?

What does ''mixed-up'' mean here? Confused?
Link to transcript: http://prisonbreak.wikia.com/wiki/Pi...%29/Transcript

 

[LitaSt]

Hi everybody, I have a question about this too!
If, for example, I miss the train because i get the times wrong ...what do I say?

I got mixed up with the times or I got the times mixed up? Or something else?