Sure Sentences
"Sure" is an adjective expressing confidence, certainty, or agreement. e.g., I'm sure you'll do great on your test!
How to use Sure in a sentence
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Sure Sentences
I'm sure he will come to the party.
Are you sure about your answer?
I'm not sure where I left my backpack.
She's sure to win the race with that speed.
He is sure that his team will win.
She felt sure that she had seen him before.
Can you be sure it's safe?
I want to make sure everyone is okay.
She's sure of her facts.
If you're sure, then I'll trust you.
I'm sure it will rain tomorrow.
I was sure I heard a noise outside.
I'm sure he didn't mean to upset you.
He wasn't sure how to answer the question.
Are you sure this is the right way?
Let's make sure everyone gets a piece of cake.
He is always sure of himself.
He asked her twice just to be sure.
Are you sure about your choice?
Make sure you turn off the lights before leaving.
I was sure I put my keys here.
I'm sure you're making the right decision.
I'm sure we'll have much fun at the amusement park.
I'm sure she'll love the surprise.
I'm sure we can find a solution together.
Are you sure you don't want dessert?
Be sure to drink plenty of water.
Make sure you wear a coat; it's cold outside.
Make sure you complete your homework.
They are sure to arrive by noon.
Make sure you close the gate behind you.
I'm sure he's the best candidate for the job.
I'm sure the teacher will understand your reason.
She was sure she could finish the marathon.
Are you sure that's all you want?
We need to be sure before making a decision.
Even if you're sure, it's good to double-check.
If you are sure, then let's go ahead with the plan.
Be sure to tell me if you need help.
Be sure to write your name on the paper.
She feels sure about her singing abilities.
Are you sure it's okay to go out now?
Be sure to follow the instructions carefully.
Make sure to tie your shoelaces tight.
I want to make sure you're alright.
I'm sure it's just a minor mistake.
I'm sure that's the right answer.
He seems sure about his future plans.
Make sure you remember the tickets.
I'm sure they will appreciate your effort.
Sure Definitions
Safe: Bound to lead to desired result.
It's a sure path to success.
Definite: Clearly established or defined.
He gave a sure sign.
Reliable: Can be depended upon.
This method is a sure bet.
Bound to Happen: Inevitable.
It's a sure thing he'll come.
Confident: Full of self-assurance.
She was sure in her abilities.
Certain: Without any doubt.
I'm sure about my decision.
Sure Idioms & Phrases
Sure as the sun rises
Something that is absolutely certain.
No matter what happens, she's always there for me, sure as the sun rises.
Make sure
To confirm or ensure something.
Make sure to check the doors are locked before you go to bed.
For sure
Without doubt, certainly.
I'll be attending the event, for sure.
Sure thing
Certainly, definitely.
If you need any help, ask; I'll be there, sure thing.
Not so sure
Having doubts or uncertainty.
I'm not so sure about the validity of his argument.
Sure shot
A guaranteed success.
With his talent, he's a sure shot for the team.
Sure of oneself
Confident in one's abilities or decisions.
He's always been sure of himself, which helps him excel.
Sure and steady
Progressing at a consistent, reliable pace.
The project is moving along, sure and steady.
Sure hands
Reliable; dependable.
Give the project to Jane; she has sure hands.
Sure bet
Something that is guaranteed to succeed.
Investing in her startup is a sure bet; she has an excellent track record.
Sure-footed
Confident and unlikely to make mistakes.
Her sure-footed approach in the meeting impressed everyone.
Dead sure
Absolutely certain.
I'm dead sure this is the right address.
Safe and sure
Without any risk and certain.
His method may be slower, but it's safe and sure.
As sure as eggs is eggs
Absolutely certain.
He'll come back, as sure as eggs is eggs.
Surefire
Certain to be successful or effective.
His new strategy is a surefire way to boost sales.
Be none too sure
To be uncertain or have doubts.
I'd be none too sure about his promises.
As sure as fate
Something that is inevitable or bound to happen.
As sure as fate, they were destined to meet.
Sure to be
Certain or likely to happen.
With that attitude, he's sure to be successful.
Be sure to
A way to emphasize the importance of doing something.
Be sure to drink plenty of water during the hike.
Make sure work of
To handle or complete something efficiently.
With her expertise, she made sure work of the problem.
Common Curiosities
What is the pronunciation of Sure?
It is pronounced as /ʃʊər/ or /ʃɔːr/.
What is the root word of Sure?
The root comes from Old French "seur," which is from Latin "securus" meaning secure.
Which vowel is used before Sure?
Typically, no vowel is used before "sure," but it depends on the context.
What part of speech is Sure?
"Sure" is an adjective.
What is the verb form of Sure?
"Sure" does not have a verb form, but "ensure" is a related verb.
What is another term for Sure?
Certain or confident.
What is the opposite of Sure?
Unsure or uncertain.
Why is it called Sure?
It is derived from Old French and Latin words that relate to security and certainty.
What is a stressed syllable in Sure?
The entire word "sure" is stressed, as it is one syllable.
Which determiner is used with Sure?
Determiners like "very," "quite," "more," etc. can be used, depending on the context.
How many syllables are in Sure?
One syllable.
What is the first form of Sure?
Sure is an adjective and doesn't have verb forms.
How is Sure used in a sentence?
I am sure about my decision.
What is the plural form of Sure?
N/A
Is Sure a noun or adjective?
Adjective.
Is the Sure term a metaphor?
No, but it can be used in metaphorical contexts.
Is Sure a collective noun?
No.
What is the second form of Sure?
N/A
Which preposition is used with Sure?
"Of" as in "sure of."
Is Sure an adverb?
No, but "surely" is an adverb.
Is Sure an abstract noun?
No.
Is Sure a countable noun?
No, "sure" is an adjective.
Is the word Sure is imperative?
No.
Is the word Sure is Gerund?
No.
What is the third form of Sure?
N/A
What is the singular form of Sure?
Sure (it does not have a plural form in the context of certainty).
Which conjunction is used with Sure?
"Sure" doesn't have a specific conjunction associated with it; any conjunction can be used depending on the sentence structure.
Is Sure a vowel or consonant?
"Sure" is a word, not a single letter. It contains both vowels and consonants.
Is the word “Sure” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
Neither. "Sure" is an adjective.
How do we divide Sure into syllables?
"Sure" is one syllable and is not divided.
Which article is used with Sure?
"A" or "an" can be used depending on the context, e.g., "a sure thing."
Is Sure a negative or positive word?
It is generally positive, indicating certainty.
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