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Do I use "Rest assured", "be sure", or "trust" in this context ?
For example: As long as I still don't find his body, I can't rest assured / be sure / trust / that he's really dead. You shot him and he fell in the river. He could have floated to a villager's house and got rescued.
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Dec 20, 2018 6:05 AM
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All three can be used in this context. The word "still" is not needed in the sentence.
As long as I still don't find his body, I can't rest assured / be sure / trust / that he's really dead. You shot him and he fell in the river. He could have floated to a villager's house and got rescued.
December 20, 2018
Not got rescued. Been rescued.
December 20, 2018
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