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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

The use of liklihood

Hi

Is this sentence correct and natural--especially the use of likelihood?
There was a strong liklihood that he could be killed in the accident.
Thanks,

Tom
  

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Sounds OK, Mr T, but there's an 'e' missing from your 'likelihood'. Perhaps 'could have been killed'? The accident has already happened, hasn't it?

— Mister Micawber

  • Sounds OK, Mr T, but there's an 'e' missing from your 'likelihood'.
  • Perhaps 'could have been killed'?
  • The accident has already happened, hasn't it?
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Sounds OK, Mr T, but there's an 'e' missing from your 'likelihood'. Perhaps 'could have been killed'? The accident has already happened, hasn't it?
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