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Deiron Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Sure,secure,confident...
Which are the main differences between these words? Can I say, "He looked very sure" or should I say " He looked very confident/secure?
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More context would help. Sure, confident, secure, certain, etc. are all possible choices depending upon the context and what you are trying to convey.
- More context would help.
- Sure, confident, secure, certain, etc.
- are all possible choices depending upon the context and what you are trying to convey.
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More context would help. Sure, confident, secure, certain, etc. are all possible choices depending upon the context and what you are trying to convey.
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I just wanna know if there are any differences between them. If I want to say that someone sounds confident when he is giving a speech, confident is the most suitable one? What other adjective could be used for expressing that a person is self-confident when he speaks? And could you give an example with the other words, or they are just synonyms and it's the same?
Thanks in advance. Greetings.
Thanks in advance. Greetings.
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