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"not exactly sure" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you do not have a definite answer, opinion, or understanding. For example: "I'm not exactly sure how to solve this problem."
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I'm not exactly sure.
He is not exactly sure.
"I'm not exactly sure why".
"We're not exactly sure what happened".
Even now, I'm not exactly sure what.
"I'm not exactly sure," the surgeon said.
"I'm not exactly sure," he replied.
But I'm not exactly sure that's right".
And he is not exactly sure how it happened.
"We're not exactly sure what that means," Mr. Lagos said.
I was not exactly sure what this all meant.
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