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What is the chance? vs What are the chances?

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'What is the chance?' is used when asking about the likelihood of a specific event happening, while 'What are the chances?' is used when asking about the overall probability or possibilities of something. They are not interchangeable.

Last updated: April 12, 2024 • 251 views

What is the chance?

This phrase is correct when asking about the likelihood of a specific event happening.

This phrase is used when inquiring about the probability of a particular event occurring.

Alternatives:

  • What is the likelihood?
  • What are the odds?
  • What is the probability?

What are the chances?

This phrase is correct when asking about the overall probability or possibilities of something.

This phrase is used when inquiring about the general likelihood or possibilities of a situation.

Alternatives:

  • What are the odds?
  • What is the probability?
  • What are the possibilities?

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