curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-share-your-progress-in-weekly-stand-up-meetings/6579d40e7729a7e393cfcdd3.md
The words absolutely and definitely strongly emphasize certainty and assurance. Absolutely is used to give an emphatic yes or agreement, while definitely means 'without any doubt,' reinforcing the speaker's commitment or sureness. For instance, if asked, Are you sure you can complete this project? a confident response could be, Absolutely, I can definitely finish it on time.
BLANK . I can BLANK help you with that.
Absolutely
It is a strong affirmation, like saying yes with more emphasis.
definitely
It shows high assurance, indicating Bob is certain he can help.
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