Personally, not to me. I am sure means I know from what I have done. And it is that I know it all, it is my experience. “I feel sure” means that I’m guessing/have an opinion that I think is right, but then in life have no direct observation. If a coffee tray is empty, I can’t tell if it is empty or if it is torched. I feel sure that there’s more in the pot, because there usually is, but some inconsiderate person might have taken the last cup without starting a new pot.

Who are the different genders? Who will say I am always sure? What makes you feel less confident?

Why is

grammar important? How does subject and object change as time goes by? Why are they very similar? Can easily interchangeable to mean the same thing in a host of situations. I say they are or people are and I mean they are. Both mean a person is sure of something.

A different verb uses the same meaning. There may be some differences. Is it true that we not know the meaning of sentences until we examine each sentence individually?

Am vs. cons. One needs to define a concept of “explicit” this “stating something outright” explicitly with I am” sure vs. introduction. “implicit” or things not said with something “implied” based on feeling with I “feel” sure.

If a person say “I am sure” is talking about them saying they are sure. The sentence is explicit, and emphatic vs. concrete. Python – Emphasis (Purdue University Online Writing Lab https://owl.purdue.blogspot.com/posts.html). Unemphatic (Purdue University Writing lab. B) The

person that feels is implicit. Does feeling mean anything to speak? The speaker may never tell you why they feel sure. Since the Feel is used as a signal, it conveys a small hint of uncertainty. The speaker’s feeling could change at anytime. Which circumstance could arise that make him change how he feels? Is it because the speaker feels certain that his wife told him to do something? Do it this way or that way. What does a speaker do? What do students feel confident about after the fact that someone over them told them to do it? It’s unspoken. Does your wife think it’s good to do what your boss tells you to do? If I’m a writer, you feel sure it’s right. How do I get it right instead of having something go wrong?

Merriam-Webster gives definition of feel/feeling as: 2a. A feeling or emotional reaction; and, 2b. It is connected between physical and mental emotions. Susceptibility to impression

With this definition for “feel,” a reader can compare the verbs “feel” vs “feeling” What is the difference between am and am.? Because of emotion, the person who states I feel sure is only sure based on his reaction. If it all changes, that person may only be sure if it’s like magic. Feel susceptible to new impression later. After Christmas, a child tells his dad that he wants a bike. What should I do? It did father feel good that he’s going to buy it as his son asked. Now he’s doing good for the little tree house. Later on, after discussing this with his wife, she chooses not to see him. Gives him a laundry list of reasons son shouldn’t do it. His feeling sure his son would ask for a bicycle for Christmas is now changed. The father’s feelings are susceptible to impression that can change his feeling of being sure. Stating “I feel sure” carries this dynamic or connotation.

For this reason, after comparing the verb meanings, “I feel sure” is weaker than the emphatic, or explicit “i am sure”. What

are Merriam-Webster’s thoughts on “am:” 1. Just to be. Why? Simply to be something. To be sure. And to be sure! Far less likely to bend under any weight of an impression. Are lesser likely to change, or less susceptible to change vs. more likely to change? Is it based on feelings?

Same subject (I) same object (sure), but different verb: How can I create an object so similar in the same subject (e.g. astronomy) that the meaning of the different verb is different based on the verb used. Moreover every verb gives a different dynamic no matter how similar having the same subject makes them the same, and is its sense slightly different based on different verbs used to produce the same object. What would you ask someone on Quora?

A single

sentence. That’s it.