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❇️ Most Common Collocations with Chance ❇️

🔺 Good chance/ Excellent chance/ high change/ strong chance

✍️ Refers to something that is very likely to happen. It’s not 100% sure that it will happen, but it’s pretty close

✏️ e.g :
▪️There is a good chance that it will rain today.
▪️Do you think there’s a strong chance we’ll be ready on time?

🔺 Fair chance
✍️ A fair chance isn’t quite a good chance, but it’s more than a 50% chance. It can also mean that the competition will be honorable.

✏️ e.g :
▪️I think you have a fair chance of getting the promotion.
▪️I’ll make sure your brother doesn’t cheat, you’ll have a fair chance to win the game.

🔺 Fighting chance
✍️ it’s possible for someone to be able to do something. There is a reasonable chance that you are able to accomplish something.

✏️ e.g :
▪️Even though our team lost the game, we still have a fighting chance to make it into the playoffs.
▪️Do you think we still have a fighting chance?

🔺 Realistic chance/ Reasonable chance

✍️ it’s reasonable for someone to make something happen. A realistic chance is a real chance. This means that something can actually happen. It doesn’t mean it’s will, but it’s possible.

✏️ e.g :
▪️There’s a realistic chance that we won’t finish the marathon.
▪️With this much traffic, there’s a reasonable chance that I’ll be late getting home.

🔺 Little chance
✍️ Refers to something that isn’t very likely to happen.

✏️ e.g :
▪️There’s a little chance that we are going to be friends after this.
▪️I think we have a little chance of making this happen, but there’s no guarantee.

🔺 The merest chance/ minimal chance
✍️ All hope is not lost, but there is a very small chance.

✏️ e.g :
▪️There is the merest chance that we are going to make it to the movie before it begins.
▪️There’s a minimal chance you’re going to get the part.

🔺 Outside chance

✍️ possibility of something happening is low. However, it is still possible

✏️ e.g :
▪️Since we won today’s game, there’s an outside chance that we’ll be able to make the playoffs.

🔺 Give a chance/ Give it a chance
✍️ Refers to trying something. It can also refer to a person realizing that trying something is what’s best for them.

✏️ e.g :
▪️I’m going to give it a chance.
▪️You’ve convinced me to give him a chance.

🔺 Fat chance
✍️ It means that it’s unlikely that something will happen.

✏️ e.g :
▪️Her….go out with you. Fat chance.
▪️After what happened I know there’s a fat chance this is going to go my way.

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