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"pretty sure" and "almost sure"
What is the (subtle?) difference bewteen these 2 sentences:
I am pretty sure
I am almost sure.
21 jan. 2015 12:00
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To me, they mean exactly the same thing. If there is a difference in meaning, I think that "almost sure" implies more certainty than "pretty sure."
The real difference is that "pretty sure" is less formal, and while used in speaking, it would be used less often when writing.
21 januari 2015
The phrase "I am pretty sure" is stronger than "I am almost sure".
21 januari 2015
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