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Kuljc03 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
much chance/many chances
much chance? many chances? I somtiems really get confused up!!
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
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In most cases, I'd say many chances. I had my chances. I had a chance of lifetime to make millions, but I blew it.
- In most cases, I'd say many chances.
- I had my chances.
- I had a chance of lifetime to make millions, but I blew it.
- Given a fair chance, I believe your daughter will excel in school.
- The phrase 'much of a chance' is used as follows: I wouldn't bother practicing so hard to improve your game - you don't have much of a chance to become a professional basketball player at only 170cm tall.
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In most cases, I'd say many chances.
I had my chances.
I had a chance of lifetime to make millions, but I blew it.
Given a fair chance, I believe your daughter will excel in school.
The phrase 'much of a chance' is used as follows:
I wouldn't bother practicing so hard to improve your game - you don't have much of a chance to become a professional basketball player at
I had my chances.
I had a chance of lifetime to make millions, but I blew it.
Given a fair chance, I believe your daughter will excel in school.
The phrase 'much of a chance' is used as follows:
I wouldn't bother practicing so hard to improve your game - you don't have much of a chance to become a professional basketball player at
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To supplement Danyoo's answers:
In British English, you would say "I had the chance of a lifetime..."
You could also say "You don't have much chance of becoming prime minister"; "I haven't had a chance to look at your homework".
Another idiom: "there's not much chance of that happening!"
MrP
In British English, you would say "I had the chance of a lifetime..."
You could also say "You don't have much chance of becoming prime minister"; "I haven't had a chance to look at your homework".
Another idiom: "there's not much chance of that happening!"
MrP
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oh, it's difficult for me to understand!
finally, we can use " many chance", is that right?
finally, we can use " many chance", is that right?
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Is my sentence OK?:
-Living in Denmark, we don't have many native English speakers, so we don't have many chances/much chance/a lot of chance(s) to practise English.
Thank you.
-Living in Denmark, we don't have many native English speakers, so we don't have many chances/much chance/a lot of chance(s) to practise English.
Thank you.
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Hi! it's Aldrin... will please help me? I am confused about these, is it possible to say "much opportunity/ many opportunities? thanks a lot,.. hoping to your best response...
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Kuljc03much chance? many chances? I somtiems really get confused up!!Bangla new hot song
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