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Dirac198269 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"Stand a chance of doing" or "stand a chance to do"

Dear all,

Should I say "stand a chance of winning the title" or should I say "stand a chance to win the title"? Thanks.
  

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Either one.
Personally, I use "chance of winning."
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