
What Is the Difference Between “Sure Thing” and “Certainly” When Agreeing?
A child asks for help. "Can you tie my shoe?" A parent answers. Two ways to say yes. "Sure thing." "Certainly." Both mean "I agree." Both mean "yes."
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A child asks for help. "Can you tie my shoe?" A parent answers. Two ways to say yes. "Sure thing." "Certainly." Both mean "I agree." Both mean "yes."
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