Phrase of the Day. "I'm positive"

 I'm positive

The expression "I'm positive" is used to assert certainty or confidence about something. It conveys a strong assurance that the speaker is sure about the information or belief they are stating. Synonyms for this phrase include "I'm certain," "I'm sure," and "I have no doubt."

• "Are you sure the meeting is at 10 a.m.?"
• "Yes, I'm positive. I checked the schedule twice."

• "Do you think we can finish the project by Friday?"
• "I'm positive. We have everything we need to get it done."

• "Are you certain that you left your keys in the car?"
• "I'm positive. I remember putting them on the seat."

• "Is this the right direction to the conference hall?"
• "I'm positive. I followed the signs carefully."

• "Are you sure this is the correct way to format the report?"
• "I'm positive. I followed the guidelines exactly."

Using "I'm positive" helps convey your confidence and assurance in what you are saying, making your communication clear and assertive.

July, 2024

Posted by Oxford Language Club

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