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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Possibility or Possible???
Please look at the following sentence.
"Every means _____ will be used to ensure that your valuables are delivered quickly and safely"
(A) possibility (B) possible (C) possibilities (D) possibly
The correct answer is (B)possible. I couldn't understand why (A) possibility can't be the other correct answer.
Since there is no article after "means", can't (A) possibility be the other right answer?
I've looked for the word "possibility" in my dictionary. It says I can use for both of a singular and a plural noun.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
"Every means _____ will be used to ensure that your valuables are delivered quickly and safely"
(A) possibility (B) possible (C) possibilities (D) possibly
The correct answer is (B)possible. I couldn't understand why (A) possibility can't be the other correct answer.
Since there is no article after "means", can't (A) possibility be the other right answer?
I've looked for the word "possibility" in my dictionary. It says I can use for both of a singular and a plural noun.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
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Son James Please look at the following sentence. "Every means ___ will be used to ensure that your valuables are delivered quickly and safely" (A) possibility (B) possible (C) possibilities (D) possibly The correct answer is (B)possible. I couldn't understand why (A) possibility can't be the other correct answer.
- Son James Please look at the following sentence.
- "Every means ___ will be used to ensure that your valuables are delivered quickly and safely" (A) possibility (B) possible (C) possibilities (D) possibly The correct answer is (B)possible.
- I couldn't understand why (A) possibility can't be the other correct answer.
- I've looked for the word "possibility" in my dictionary.
- It says I can use for both of a singular and a plural noun.
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Son James Please look at the following sentence. "Every means ___ will be used to ensure that your valuables are delivered quickly and safely" (A) possibility (B) possible (C) possibilities (D) possibly The correct answer is (B)possible. I couldn't understand why (A) possibility can't be the other correct answer. Since there is no article after "means", can'
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Ah~ Did you mean "means" is not a verb, but is a noun? Thank you for your confirmation in advance.
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Son JamesAh~ Did you mean "means" is not a verb, but is a noun? Thank you for your confirmation in advance.Yes, 'means' is a noun, as it is used.
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