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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Are both sentences correct?
Are both of these sentences correct:
1. It is likely that he will win the game.
2. It is likely he will win the game.
I know the first sentence is probably the standard way to construct such a sentence, but is the second version also technically correct?
1. It is likely that he will win the game.
2. It is likely he will win the game.
I know the first sentence is probably the standard way to construct such a sentence, but is the second version also technically correct?
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Anonymous Are both of these sentences correct Yes. Anonymous I know the first sentence is probably the standard way to construct such a sentence, but is the second version also technically correct? Both are 'standard'.
- Anonymous Are both of these sentences correct Yes.
- Anonymous I know the first sentence is probably the standard way to construct such a sentence, but is the second version also technically correct?
- Both are 'standard'.
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AnonymousAre both of these sentences correctYes.
AnonymousI know the first sentence is probably the standard way to construct such a sentence, but is the second version also technically correct?Both are 'standard'.
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