Stop Saying PROBABLY: Building an ADVANCED English Vocabulary @LetThemTalkTV
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- We are going to look at different ways to talk about probability in this video. There are more than you think and if you are trying to get an advanced vocabulary then you need to learn them. We'll be looking at words and phrases such as: NO DOUBT, LIKELY, UNLIKELY, LIKELIHOOD, DARE SAY, MIGHT WELL, MAY WELL, MIGHT WELL NOT, MAY WELL NOT.
So if you want to raise your English level and sound a little more interesting then this video will help.

Here is the link to the video about MAY and MIGHT
youtube.com/watch?v=r7brXdy15Lc

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