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Meaning of Insuranse and Ensuranse



 
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Meaning of Insuranse and Ensuranse Sun Apr 04, 2004 10:58 am  Meaning of Insuranse and Ensuranse		  
Hello all! This word is very important! Could you tell me: It is the same?
Insuranse and Ensuranse

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INSURANCE Sun Apr 04, 2004 11:21 am  INSURANCE		  
Hi,

Just to check the spelling first INSURE - INSURANCE concerning financial protection as in 'car insurance'

ENSURE - make sure something will happen as in 'get a good education to ensure you'll get a job.' There is no noun from this word.

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INSURANCE Sun Apr 04, 2004 11:54 am  INSURANCE		  
Alan wrote:
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Just to check the spelling first INSURE - INSURANCE concerning financial protection as in 'car insurance'

ENSURE - make sure something will happen as in 'get a good education to ensure you'll get a job.' There is no noun from this word.

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Hello Alan! I am sorry very much! I wanted to tell the words 'insure' and 'ensure' Somitimes these words mean the same,don't they?
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In/ensure Sun Apr 04, 2004 12:21 pm  In/ensure		  
Hi,

Yes, roughly the same but best to use 'insure' just for the financial sense.

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In/ensure Sun Apr 04, 2004 13:08 pm  In/ensure		  
Alan wrote:
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Yes, roughly the same but best to use 'insure' just for the financial sense.

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Thank you , Alan
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In/ensure Wed Apr 07, 2004 12:56 pm  In/ensure		  
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Yes, roughly the same but best to use 'insure' just for the financial sense.

Alan

Thank you , Alan
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Hi Alan! What coud you tell about the "insurance" and " assurance". I can't find out the difference.
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In/ensure Wed Apr 07, 2004 18:51 pm  In/ensure		  
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Alan wrote:
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Yes, roughly the same but best to use 'insure' just for the financial sense.

Alan

Thank you , Alan
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Hi Alan! What coud you tell about the "insurance" and " assurance". I can't find out the difference.
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Hi Alan ! Many thanks in advance!
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Assurance Wed Apr 07, 2004 20:24 pm  Assurance		  
Hi,

Assurance in a general sense is similar to a promise you give someone to make them feel relaxed and comfortable about something.

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Assurance Wed Apr 07, 2004 20:32 pm  Assurance		  
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Assurance in a general sense is similar to a promise you give someone to make them feel relaxed and comfortable about something.

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Hi Alan!
Assurance also means insurance of life, doesn't it?
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Assurance Thu Apr 08, 2004 21:16 pm  Assurance		  
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Assurance in a general sense is similar to a promise you give someone to make them feel relaxed and comfortable about something.

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Hi Alan!
Assurance also means insurance of life, doesn't it?
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Insurance Thu Apr 08, 2004 21:44 pm  Insurance		  
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Yes, you know that. Don't please make things more complicated than is necessary!

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Insurance Fri Apr 09, 2004 11:19 am  Insurance		  
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Yes, you know that. Don't please make things more complicated than is necessary!

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Hi Alan! I had doubts! Thanks you I am sure now!!!
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