Ensureの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: To make sure.

A: Ensure (verb) means to make sure or to guarantee.
Example: His job was to ensure the rules were followed.

A: To make sure (of something). "Please ensure that you return the book to the library."

A: It means to make sure you will do this/ that this will happen. "I will ensure that the books will be marked tomorrow". I'm sorry but I also can't speak urdu.

A: they provide the on-line training to ensure the year-round income.
ensure means to make sure

A: This medicine will ensure you a good night's sleep.
I will do my best to ensure that such mistakes do not occur in future.
Lonely people tend to be afraid of meeting others, which ensures they will always be lonely.
Tom promised to do everything within his power to ensure that this kind of thing wouldn't happen again.

A: I can't ensure you will still have a job if you leave the state

A: I can assure you, nothing bad will happen.
I can't ensure that your house will be protected from the storm.
I want someone to assure me that I'm doing the right thing.
Ensuring that you're aware of the material is key when learning.

A: "To ensure my car runs efficiently, I bring it to the dealership regularly for a checkup."

"To ensure I have enough energy at work I sleep for at least 8 hours a day."

A: I will ensure it gets done.

I assure you, it will get done.

Ensure doesn't seem to take a direct object whereas assure may take one.

A: Ensure is something that a person does to make sure something is going right e.g I'm going to ensure that he did his homework right. Assure is when you comfort someone's feelings of doubt e.g I assure you that you're wedding will be alright.

A: Ensure = you make sure that something is true. Assure = you tell someone strongly that something is true. "Please ensure that your seatbelt is fastened." "Please assure him that there is nothing to worry about."

A: There is no difference in meaning or in how you would use them in a sentence, you can use both:
EG
'ensure that you buy apples when you go shopping'
'make sure that you buy apples when you go shopping'

although 'make sure' is used more commonly as it sounds more natural in casual speech

A: "Ensure" is used instead of "Make sure".

Ensure that you come to the party with your best clothing.

I ensured that all the children went to sleep.

"Assure" is used instead of "guarantee(verb)", it means "to make someone sure"

I assure you, nobody will bother you again.

Be/rest assured, I will be there when you need me.

A: ensure

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A: Ensure

A: It theoretically ensures

A: Assure.