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Subject: English phrase meaning
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maggielady 10.07.19 - 12:48am
If my Friend invites me for a party wrote that you are not sure you can make it? And I responded, Am sure. What does the answer mean? * +

sisfreak2017 10.07.19 - 01:06am
Seems your answer means that you'll not be attending the party.

Is it an Acid house party? * +

xjennyxx 10.07.19 - 01:09am
You're sure you can't make it? * +

3mel 10.07.19 - 01:15am
you were too vague. ''you're sure'' can mean both going and not going. * +

mikeymk 10.07.19 - 02:26am
''..you are not sure you can make it?''

''Am sure''

What you've said is ''Am sure i can make it''

However, as your English is as bad as most English people's, these days at least, and with the nature of the conversation taken into account (the implication, based on the abrupt nature of your response), i'd take it that you mean you're not going to be able to make it. * +

miaiad 10.07.19 - 03:08am

@ mikeymk - 10.07.19 - 02:26am
''..you are not sure you can make it?''

''Am sure''

What you've said is ''Am sure i can make it''

However, as your English is as bad as most English people's, these days at least, and with the nature of the conversation taken into account (the implication, based on the abrupt nature of your response), i'd take it that you mean you're not going to be able to make it.

I just wonder, do English people nowadays like/follow correct grammar? * +

gremlinpickledgizzy 10.07.19 - 03:11am
bob * +

3mel 10.07.19 - 03:16am

@ miaiad - 10.07.19 - 03:08am
I just wonder, do English people nowadays like/follow correct grammar?

some seem to view education as an ordeal that eventually they get to leave behind them. * +

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