Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Assurance"

A: A positive response given to show confidence in a promise.
OR
Strongly believing in something you can do

A: It means to be guaranteed or feel relaxed.

For example:

We assure you, full refunds!

The only thing that can assure me is my aunt to be here.

A: a promise or guarantee

A: My friend assured me that it would be safe to go to that city.

The kid felt assured since his parents arrived.

I assure you that this food is the best you’ve ever had.

A: The loan officer approved my request when my parents gave their assurance the money would be repaid.

Because the contractor could not give me an assurance he would finish the project in a week, I chose not to hire him.

Jan became less nervous about the surgery after her physician gave his assurance she would be fine.

A: Assurance = A statement or indication that inspires confidence.
It is from other people.


Confidence = 自信

別人對你的肯定會增加你的自信
Assurances from others will increase your own confidence.

A: Assurance is to assure someone, or affirm what someone says or believes.

“Do I look okay?” “ I assure you, you look great!”

Insurance is something you can buy to protect your items or yourself like life insurance, car insurance, health insurance, etc.

I don’t think ensurance is a thing

A: Confirmation is more formal and usually used around in business. It can be written in paper. It's also more finite. You can cite it as a source. If you confirm something then you're 100% saying that this thing is done or is true etc.

John confirmed that Mary is coming to the party.
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He might have given her a call, talked to her to 100% establish that she's coming.

Assurance is more like if someone is just trying to tell you something to dispel your doubts, convince you that something is done or is true.

John assured us that Mary is coming to the party.
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Well he said that she's totally coming to the best of his knowledge and he's trying to calm us, but it's not a 100% guarantee.

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A: ‘I assure you, there is no need to panic’
B: WHAT WAS THAT NOISE
A: ‘Let me reassure you: there is no need to panic’

A: 1.) You must have car insurance before driving. The insurance company can cover the bill if you get in an accident.

2.) His assurance that things would get better was not very convincing.

Assurance: something said to give someone confidence; a promise

Insurance: means of protection from financial loss

A: the first. I want to speak english with assurance.

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A: like saying: that if this cruise

when, since, and while all mean the cruise will definitely be cancelled, "that should" means if the cruise is cancelled.

A: You have in your sentence used the noun form (assurances) of the verb 'assure' in a sentence where it would be better to use an adjective instead.

For example using 'sure' in this case would be better, so the sentence would be;

"I am sure that your wish will come true" ☺️

A: You are correct, it means, "besides".

A: I can't guarantee that this insurance will meet your needs.