Sentence examples for something wrong from inspiring English sources

The phrase 'something wrong' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or circumstance where something may be inaccurate, off, or undesirable. For example: "There's something wrong with the accounts; I think we should have a closer look."

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Otherwise, there's something wrong.

There was something wrong".

There's something wrong there".

Is something wrong?

"There's something wrong here".

"There is something wrong.

"I was like, There's something wrong, there's something wrong!

Did I do something wrong?

Are we doing something wrong?

There's something wrong with you".

Is something wrong with us?

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