Positive vs. Sure
Hi, everyone!
Please, help me to understand the difference between two sentences:
1. I am sure that they are my aunts
2. I am positive that they are my aunts
I believe that 'be sure' and 'be positive' are nearly synonyms here and I can use them both. Am I right?
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Answers · 2
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Yes. These are the same statement, and can be used interchangeably in this context.
1
Yes you can use both. To say you are positive would be used when asked IF you are sure about something haha but you can say both whenever.
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