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26 Dec 2017
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When you say "Do you mind if I sit here?" and I answer "Sure", Would you think my answer is No or Yes?
When you say "Do you mind if I sit here?" and I answer "Sure", Would you think my answer is No or Yes?
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Usually we say: "Sure, you can sit here."
If you just say "Sure", we assume it's a yes.
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