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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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If I have a chance, I would like to visit the city.
If I have a chance, I would like to visit the city.
I think that the sentence is correct, but I have never heard of "If I have a chance", but I have heard of "I have the chance (to...), so this is a fixed structure or can I also say "If I have a chance (to,..), I would like to..."?
Thank you as usual for your time and help!
I think that the sentence is correct, but I have never heard of "If I have a chance", but I have heard of "I have the chance (to...), so this is a fixed structure or can I also say "If I have a chance (to,..), I would like to..."?
Thank you as usual for your time and help!
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We have the chance (opportunity), and we take a chance (a risk). The are pretty much fixed structures.
- We have the chance (opportunity), and we take a chance (a risk).
- The are pretty much fixed structures.
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We have the chance (opportunity), and we take a chance (a risk). The are pretty much fixed structures.
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