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Norwolf Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Could possibly/ might well
Hello, teachers.
I wonder whether the following sentences have the same meanings:
#1, She could possibly be alive.
#2, She might well be alive.
Thank you in advance.
I wonder whether the following sentences have the same meanings:
#1, She could possibly be alive.
#2, She might well be alive.
Thank you in advance.
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Hi, To me, #2 makes it sound more likely. Clive
- Hi, To me, #2 makes it sound more likely.
- Clive
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CliveHi,
To me, #2 makes it sound more likely.
Clive
Great!
I would say I couldn't agree with you any more.
Actually, #1 soulds, to my ear, like it is not very certain that she is alive.
Does it mean that her survival is hard to imagine?
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Hi,
I wouldn't express it that way. I'd stick with degrees of certainty.
Clive
I wouldn't express it that way. I'd stick with degrees of certainty.
Clive
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