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Rizan Malik Posted 6 years ago
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I could be run over by a bus tomorrow
1) I could be run over by a bus tomorrow.
2) I could be hit by lightning.
3) I could die tomorrow.
Can I replace the "could"s with "might"s in the examples above with no change in meanings?
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Rizan Malik 1) I could be run over by a bus tomorrow. 2) I could be hit by lightning. 3) I could die tomorrow.
- Rizan Malik 1) I could be run over by a bus tomorrow.
- 2) I could be hit by lightning.
- 3) I could die tomorrow.
- Can I replace the "could"s with "might"s in the examples above with no change in meanings?
- Yes.
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Rizan Malik1) I could be run over by a bus tomorrow.
2) I could be hit by lightning.
3) I could die tomorrow.
Can I replace the "could"s with "might"s in the examples above with no change in meanings?
Yes.
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