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what is the difference between "i bet ' and "you bet"
7 nov. 2011 01:45
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"I bet" is usually used to indicate "I think it is probable."
"He came in looking pretty bad. I bet he was drunk last night."
"You bet" is used to indicate certainty - not something probable, something certain.
"Will you be there on Saturday?"
"You bet! I wouldn't miss it for the world."
7 november 2011
#1. - I
#2. - YOU
That is the difference.
7 november 2011
bet is a term used by the native speakers which means know or sure.....i is refering to yourself while you is refering to another party who u are talking to
7 november 2011
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albeewoo
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Spaans
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Engels, Spaans
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