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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

If or of or about

Please tell me if my sentences are correct. I which word is appropriate:

I am not sure "about/of" my relationship.

I am not sure "of" the answer to your question.

I am not sure "about" anything.

I thing different words can be used in writing a sentence, as if a worf can be substituted for another and the sentence would still be correct, right?

Thanks
  

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Anonymous I thin k different words can be used in writing a sentence; one word can be substituted for another and the sentence would still be correct, right? Yes, but not just any word!

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  • Anonymous I thin k different words can be used in writing a sentence; one word can be substituted for another and the sentence would still be correct, right?
  • Yes, but not just any word!
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AnonymousI think different words can be used in writing a sentence; one word can be substituted for another and the sentence would still be correct, right?
Yes, but not just any word!
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Thanks! So what are the answers to the sentences I provided above.
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These are all OK:

I am not sure of my relationship.
I am not sure about my relationship.
I am not sure of the answer to your question.
I am not sure about the answer to your question.
I am not sure about anything.
I am not sure of anything.
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Thank you so much. I think i just have to be more confident in my skills and stop doubting a lot.

Thanks again!
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