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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Level of probability?
1. There is every possibility that S V
2. There is a good possibility that SV
3. There is a strong possibility that SV
Do they mean almost the same?
2. There is a good possibility that SV
3. There is a strong possibility that SV
Do they mean almost the same?
Top answer
I would say that #1 is the strongest and #2 the weakest. However my idea of how strong 'strong', for exampl,e is may differ from yours, so the difference is not particularly significant.
- I would say that #1 is the strongest and #2 the weakest.
- However my idea of how strong 'strong', for exampl,e is may differ from yours, so the difference is not particularly significant.
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I would say that #1 is the strongest and #2 the weakest. However my idea of how strong 'strong', for exampl,e is may differ from yours, so the difference is not particularly significant.
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