1. 'It is sure' - 'It is certain' or 'I'm sure' is mostly used.

- It is sure to be cold outside tomorrow.

A: How likely is it that you'll get into Harvard?

B: It is certain.

A: Are you sure you want to go to this restaurant?

B: I'm sure.

2. 'It sure is' - 'Surely' is more often used

- Definitely! Absolutely! Damn straight it is! It certainly is!

- Surely it will rain tomorrow.

A: "This cake is great!"

B: "It sure is (great)!"

A: Isn't it nice today?

B: It sure is!

3. reference.

- redkiwi

1. Have the opportunity to / be able to

- I got to meet a lot of people at the seminar.

- I don't get to travel very often.

2. Have the privilege to / be allowed to

- He got to go home early.

- He gets to work from home.

- Why does he get to take the day off?

3. ~하게 되다

- know, understand, see, feel, realize, appreciate

- I got to understand the importance of health as I grew older.

- I got to know her personally once I started working with her.

- I got to understand what it feels like to be a foreigner when I went to China.

4. annoy / bother

- This humid weather is really starting to get to me.

- Do not let it get to you (그냥 내버려둬).

한국인이 가장 자주 실수하는 영어발음 12개! (영어발음 좋아지는 법)

want [원ㅌ]
won't [워운트], ㅌ약하게

"There is a lot of" and "There are a lot of" are both legitimate terms, depending on whether the noun is countable or not.

Ex)

• There are a lot of apples. ("apples" is countable)
• There is a lot of cake. ("cake" is uncountable)