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Discover LudwigThe phrase "unsure how to" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express uncertainty or confusion about how to do something. Here is an example: "I was unsure how to approach the difficult situation, but my friend gave me some helpful advice."
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Nordic leaders are unsure how to react.
Dom was unsure how to respond.
Olson seemed unsure how to respond.
Unsure how to react, Arias moved on.
Unsure how to get it as well.
Giusti was unsure how to distribute the money.
Kaneswaran balled his fist but seemed unsure how to respond.
Even dictionaries seem unsure how to define "prank" (orig.
Party leaders seem unsure how to survive without Meles.
"But they are sometimes unsure how to get there.
Khan, by contrast, seemed unsure how to define himself.
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