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Prple Posted 14 years ago
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might not be able / I am probably not

Hey can I use both: "I might not be able to join you" and "I am probably not be able to join you". If yes, what is the most natural one?
  

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Only the first one is correct and natural. You can use probably instead of might if it is very likely that you can’t make it: I probably won’t be able to join you.

— RandomGuy

  • Only the first one is correct and natural.
  • You can use probably instead of might if it is very likely that you can’t make it: I probably won’t be able to join you.
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Only the first one is correct and natural. You can use probably instead of might if it is very likely that you can’t make it: I probably won’t be able to join you.
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