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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
chance
Hi,
Can I use 'opportunity' instead of 'chance' here? What is the difference between them?
Tom surprises her with a chance to relive the worst night of her life, but with a happier ending.
Thanks.
Can I use 'opportunity' instead of 'chance' here? What is the difference between them?
Tom surprises her with a chance to relive the worst night of her life, but with a happier ending.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, There's no real difference in this example. Clive
- Hi, There's no real difference in this example.
- Clive
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"Chance" usually has a connotation of luck, while "opportunity" has a connotation the person must do something for a specific outcome. But, I agree with Clive that the example given allows either word to be used.
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