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SuperESL Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
chance / chances
Hi,
"Her medical condition derailed my chance / chances at completing my thesis in time."
Should it be 'chance' or 'chances' here?
Also, should it be 'chance at' or 'to' or 'of'?
Thank you.
"Her medical condition derailed my chance / chances at completing my thesis in time."
Should it be 'chance' or 'chances' here?
Also, should it be 'chance at' or 'to' or 'of'?
Thank you.
Top answer
You need "chance of". CJ
- You need "chance of".
- CJ
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