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Felixxx Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I am not sure
If I don't get it wrong, "not sure" has the meaning of disagree someone.(or not?)
If I don't agree someone's idea in a conversation. Can I express like this?
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Your idea is good, but I am not quite sure about the feasibility of this idea.
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Will people get wrong that I really not sure about that? I just want to disagree someone politely.
If I don't agree someone's idea in a conversation. Can I express like this?
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Your idea is good, but I am not quite sure about the feasibility of this idea.
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Will people get wrong that I really not sure about that? I just want to disagree someone politely.
Top answer
Hi. I am not sure but I think you can say: I am afraid that it's not quite feasible.
- Hi.
- I am not sure but I think you can say: I am afraid that it's not quite feasible.
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Hi.
I am not sure but I think you can say:
I am afraid that it's not quite feasible.
I am not sure but I think you can say:
I am afraid that it's not quite feasible.
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FelixxxCan I express like this?--Your idea is good, but I am not quite sure about the feasibility of this idea.Yes. The other suggestion above (from MIG) is also good.
CJ
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That's fine.
It's an example of polite understatement that will be understood by most educated people.
Clive
It's an example of polite understatement that will be understood by most educated people.
Clive
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Your idea is good, but I am not sure about its feasibility. (You can then give your specific concerns- eg. the cost of the platinum railings will drive the cost too high, we would need to find and hire a team with underwater welding skills, the strongest cables available won't have the required tensile strength, ...)
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