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Mike2015 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

There's every chance

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What does (there's every chance) mean in the following context:

You know there's every chance she's the woman I'm gonna marry

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it's very likely.

— Clive

  • it's very likely.
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Thank you.
Can I say for example:
There's every chance I will get that job
There's every chance tomorrow is gonna rain
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There's every chance I will get that job. Yes.
There's every chance tomorrow is gonna rain No.
There's every chance tomorrow it's going to rain. Yes.
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