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Another very common expression.
And just like before, you should think of it as its own set phrase, with its own special meaning.
When you say: ‘I am not sure about that,’ what you are actually saying is I think you are wrong, or I disagree with you. It could also mean that you do not want something.
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My name is Joshua, but you can call me Josh. I’m an English teacher and creator of this website.
You cannot say: “I am not sure of that.”
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