curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-clarify-information-in-different-interactions/663a3f4bd1ed1ba8f4552212.md
To confirm means to say or show that something is true or correct. For example, if you confirm a plan, you say that you agree to it and will do it. If you confirm that you are delivering a package to someone, you are making sure this person is the one you were supposed to deliver the package to.
What does the Delivery Man have to do?
He has to confirm that Sophie is telling the truth
He doesn't have to check that, only that the package is delivered to the right person.
He has to confirm he has a package to deliver
He knows he has a package, the problem is delivering it to the right person
He has to confirm this is the right address to deliver the package
He's in the building and he knows it is the correct address.
He has to confirm the package is delivered to Tom
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