Is this sentence correct "I don't like to be mistaken as Chinese because I don't corona virus and China" ?

[AClove]

[Anonymous]

No, the sentence is not grammatically correct. A more grammatically correct sentence could be: "I don't like to be mistaken for being Chinese because I have no connection to the coronavirus or China." This sentence uses the correct preposition ("for" instead of "as") and clarifies that the speaker has no connection to the coronavirus or China, which is likely the reason for their discomfort with being mistaken for being Chinese.

[lightbulb27]

nope