James Knott wrote:
I believe you mean "ensure". When you insure something you agree to pay
up, should anything go wrong. Ensure means to verify.
Yes of course and thank you for that correction.
I dare say that most native English speakers would make the mental
transformation of meaning naturally, from context. Perhaps not so for
those for whom English is their 2nd or 3rd language.
An unintended consequence, perhaps, of "live" spell checkers in
everything - the act of proofing what I type anymore ( for this type of
correspondence at least ) is often a simple scan for flagged words. ;<)
that is as good an excuse as I can come up with at the moment anyway.
Drew
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