Definition of «sure»

The word "sure" has multiple meanings depending on its context.

1) As an adjective, it can be used to express confidence or certainty about something. For example, "I am sure I saw a cat in my backyard." In this sentence, the speaker is confident that they did indeed see a cat in their yard.

2) It can also be used as a verb meaning to make someone more certain or convinced of something. For instance, "The evidence surely proves his guilt beyond any doubt." Here, the word "surely" means to make sure or to convince with confidence.

3) As an adverb, it is often used to express agreement or confirmation. An example sentence would be: "I am sure you're right about that." In this case, the speaker uses "sure" as a way of acknowledging and agreeing with what was said.

Usage examples

  1. "Sure, I can help you with that project."
  2. "Do you want to go out for dinner tonight?" "Sure, that sounds great!"
  3. "Could you please pass me the salt?" "Sure, here you go."
  4. "Are you available for a meeting tomorrow?" "Sure, what time works for you?"
  5. "Would you like me to pick up some groceries for you?" "Sure, that would be helpful."
  6. "Can you lend me your phone for a quick call?" "Sure, here it is."
  7. "Do you mind if I borrow your pen?" "Sure, go ahead."
  8. "Could you please email me the report by tomorrow?" "Sure, I'll have it sent to you in the morning."
  9. "Would you like to join us for a movie night?" "Sure, I'd love to."
  10. "Would you be able to proofread my essay?" "Sure, send it over and I'll take a look."

Sentences with «sure»

  • Now it's a matter of making sure not to fall back in. (inc.com)
  • I am still not sure what makes them so special, but they are like potato chips. (shelovesbiscotti.com)
  • It will for sure make everyone in the dinner table say WOW when it is served, and it's simply delicious. (lilcookie.com)
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