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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

sure

Hello

Are both correct?

1.Though sure I am not.

2. Though I am not sure.

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Newguest Hello Are both correct? Though sure I am not. 2.

— Yoong Liat

  • Newguest Hello Are both correct?
  • Though sure I am not.
  • 2.
  • Neither.
  • They are incomplete sentences.
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Newguest
Hello

Are both correct?

1.Though sure I am not.

2. Though I am not sure.Neither. They are incomplete sentences.
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OK

"I think he's a policeman, though sure I am not/I am not sure."

Also:

1. What does this word refer to?

2. What do these words refer to?

Are both Fine?
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"Though I am not sure" is correct.

They are both fine, sentence 1 is used with one word, sentence 2 with two or more words..
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I thought that maybe "...sure I am not" is an old and very formal way of saying something.

thanks
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