"I sure did" is correct and usable in written English. It is used when one is affirming or stressing their actions. For example, "Did you finish the project on time? - I sure did!".

2014年12月30日 · "Surely" is traditional, formal, correct. "Sure" is colloquial, informal, common, and also correct (at least it is in America.)

2018年1月21日 · 'Sure did' as a formulation sounds very American to me, but I can replace it with 'Yes', or 'Of course', or 'Certainly', or 'Indeed', and you'd get the same potential ambiguity - but as others have said, it doesn't matter in this case.

2020年4月28日 · sure(adv): used to emphasize something that you are saying. Boy, it sure is hot. ‘Amazing view’. ‘Sure is.’ I sure hope you are right about that. That song sure as hell sounds familiar. He sure looked unhappy. Working in technology sure beats flipping burgers. I …

2012年2月26日 · Please help me understand the usage of these two words: Sure (adjective) and Surely (adverb). For example, what is the correct answer for such a question: - Do you remember if I locked my door when we were leaving? - You sure did / You surely did. I assume the correct one is with "sure" and I herd people say "You sure did".

2008年12月21日 · 正しくは I surely did. でも会話では SureはYes No以外にもちろんという返事語として使われます。 だから I, yes, did.という雰囲気で I sure did.と順番を変えても特に違和感はありません。 文法的には I,sure,did.でしょうか。

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You sure did - Emphatic way to say "You did" or "Yes you did!", to confirm or acknowledge that they did something. You might hear a man use "woman" instead of a woman's name on tv and stuff. I'm a guy, I'm not really sure how women feel about that, …

"sure it did" is a correct and usable phrase in written English. It is often used as a response or comment to confirm or agree with something that has been said. It can also be used sarcastically to express disbelief or doubt.

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