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USF Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Likely or Probably
I usually use "Probably", but I'd like the correct place to use each of them. Would you tell me? 
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' This is unquestionably correct. 'It is likely to rain tomorrow,' Again, perfectly correct. ' This is more common in AmE and is frowned on by a lot of BrE speakers, but its use is becoming more widespread whether we like it or not.
- ' This is unquestionably correct.
- 'It is likely to rain tomorrow,' Again, perfectly correct.
- ' This is more common in AmE and is frowned on by a lot of BrE speakers, but its use is becoming more widespread whether we like it or not.
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(You look very young to be worrying about this sort of thing.)
'It will probably rain tomorrow.' This is unquestionably correct.
'It is likely to rain tomorrow,'
(You look very young to be worrying about this sort of thing.)
'It will probably rain tomorrow.' This is unquestionably correct.
'It is likely to rain tomorrow,'
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