Are you sure you are flying to Japan?

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Is the following sentence correct and natural?

Are you sure you are flying to Japan?

 

[5jj]

Yes.

 

[Tamako 广东第一深情]

l think that ''are you sure that you are going to fly to Japan''
will you be sure fly toJapan

 

[5jj]

l think that ''are you sure that you are going to fly to Japan''

l think that ''Are you sure that you are going to fly to Japan'' is an incomplete sentence.

Will you be sure to fly tospaceJapan?

That sentence has a different meaning.

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[BobK]

Yes.

But is it likely? (It is if there is heavy stress on 'flying' - with the meaning 'Are you sure you're flying to Japan, rather than going overland or taking a ship?')

Less likely scenarios would be in a concussion test, or if someone has caught the wrong plane: 'Are you sure you're flying to Japan? This flight's going to Rio.'

 

[Tamako 广东第一深情]

so how to make it incomplete

l think that ''Are you sure that you are going to fly to Japan'' is an incomplete sentence.

That sentence has a different meaning.

l think that ''Are you sure that you are going to fly to Japan'' is an incomplete sentence.

 

[teechar]

@Tamako 广东第一深情
Please remove the Chinese writing in your username. It seems to refer to an external music website.
Also, please correct the info on your profile.

 

[emsr2d2]

@Tamako 广东第一深情 Note that I have placed you in moderation until you do as teechar has asked. Once you have changed your username and removed the music site advert, your posts will not appear publicly unless cleared by a moderator.