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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
which determiner before 'chance'?
greater chance
better chance
more chance
more of a chance
There is a _____ that she'll find me attractive if I look my best.
less chance
smaller chance
less of a chance
slimmer chance
There is ______that she'll find me attractive if I look my best.
better chance
more chance
more of a chance
There is a _____ that she'll find me attractive if I look my best.
less chance
smaller chance
less of a chance
slimmer chance
There is ______that she'll find me attractive if I look my best.
Top answer
Notice that the first sentence precedes the blank space with an article, while the second sentence does not. How does that narrow your choices?
- Notice that the first sentence precedes the blank space with an article, while the second sentence does not.
- How does that narrow your choices?
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Notice that the first sentence precedes the blank space with an article, while the second sentence does not. How does that narrow your choices?
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More and less with chance make chance an uncountable noun.
Greater, better, smaller and slimmer with chance make chance a countable noun.
Greater, better, smaller and slimmer with chance make chance a countable noun.
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