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Josué
what is the difference? -I'm pretty sure -I'm quite sure I know that before 'sure' there are adjectives, but in theses sentences they have another meaning, don't they?
13 okt. 2015 22:09
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Yes. Pretty sure means that you definitely think you're right, but there is a reasonable possibility that you're wrong, and Quite sure means that you're pretty much positive that you're right. It's basically a difference in confidence. Both indicate confidence, but quite indicates even more confidence
13 oktober 2015
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