Are these sentences correct with the given meanings:
1-Most of my best friends will be at the party. However I am not sure two of them will be there. (I do not know if two specific friends will be there or not).
2-Most of my friends said they will come to help me. However I am not sure two of them will show up. (I am not sure if EVEN two of them will show up.)
3-My students are all taking the exam. I don't know if five of them will pass it or not. Meaning a:I don't know if five specific students will pass it or not. I have doubts about five specific students passing it. Meaning b: I don't know if even five of them will pass it. I think that maybe fewer than five people will pass the exam.
Gratefully, Navi.
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To me, they all indicate specific numbers.
— Mister Micawber
To me, they all indicate specific numbers.
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