Some of the people...
Does "Some of the people here might not come out alive"
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"Some of the people here possibly are not going to come out alive."
"There is a possibility that some of the people here are not going to come out alive."
Are they the same?
I'm essentially asking if saying:
"5 people here possibly are not going to come out alive." is equivalent to "There is a possibility 5 people here are not going to come out alive."
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" Are they the same? " Does "Some of the people here might not come out alive" Y ou just answered your own question. There is a possibility of rain today = There may be rain today.
- " Are they the same?
- " Does "Some of the people here might not come out alive" Y ou just answered your own question.
- There is a possibility of rain today = There may be rain today.
- "There is a possibility that some of the people here are not going to come out alive.
- = There is a likelihood that some of the people in there may end up dead.
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"Some of the people here possibly are not going to come out alive."
"There is a possibility that some of the people here are not going to come out alive."
Are they the same? Yes
I'm essentially asking if saying:
"5 people here possibly are not going to come out alive." is equivalent to "Ther
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