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Rashin Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Be likely to
Hello friends
I'de be grateful if someone could explain what difference is between "will+have+p. p and *be likely to *.By this one I mean can they be used interchangeably?
Ex:I'm likely to pass my exam by summer
or
I will have passed my exam by summer.
thanks in advance
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rashin can they be used interchangeably? No. They aren't very closely related at all.
- rashin can they be used interchangeably?
- No.
- They aren't very closely related at all.
- You can say Be careful around Tom if he's been drinking.
- He is likely to get violent.
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rashincan they be used interchangeably?
No. They aren't very closely related at all.
You can say
Be careful around Tom if he's been drinking. He is likely to get violent.
That is not the same as He will have gotten violent, a sentence which doesn't even make sense in the given context.
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