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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I have a question, Again.
Can we use " little " or " less" as a subjective complement for " the possibility"?
For example, The possibility for living ten years longer is little.
Or The possibility for living ten years longer is less.
Also, How about " There is little chance of living ten years l longer ." Or , " There is less chance of living ten years
longer."
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Please help!
For example, The possibility for living ten years longer is little.
Or The possibility for living ten years longer is less.
Also, How about " There is little chance of living ten years l longer ." Or , " There is less chance of living ten years
longer."
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Please help!
Top answer
Anonymous The possibility of living ten years longer is little. No. Anonymous The possibility of living ten years longer is less.
- Anonymous The possibility of living ten years longer is little.
- No.
- Anonymous The possibility of living ten years longer is less.
- No.
- " OK.
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AnonymousThe possibility of living ten years longer is little.No.
AnonymousThe possibility of living ten years longer is less.No. But: 'The possibility of living ten years longer is less than it will be in the future.'
AnonymousHow about " There is little chance of living ten years longer ." Or , "
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