Can I respond to:
"Would it be suitable to meet tomorrow noon at your office?"
with:
"Sure would!"
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Sign up to join this communityCan I respond to:
"Would it be suitable to meet tomorrow noon at your office?"
with:
"Sure would!"
The question is very formal and polite. It is a complete sentence; it uses the subjunctive; and it asks if it "suits" you to have the meeting at the proposed time.
"Would it be suitable to meet tomorrow noon at your office?"
Your reply is very casual. It is a sentence fragment; it does not include a subject; its only verb is an auxiliary verb; it uses a very informal sense of "sure"; and it does not have an object.
"Sure would!"
Yes, you can respond this way. A native speaker would understand you. This answer is much less polite than the question.
If I read this dialog in an American novel, I would think that the author is juxtaposing two characters for comedic effect. The person asking the question is old-fashioned, and is either a school teacher, a servant, or rich. The person answering the question is making a point of acting like a "hick", and is either a "school boy", or is much richer than the environment in which he (or she) grew up.