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How can I indicate the levels of possibility with the word "chance"?
All I know is that I can say "There's much of a chance I'm going to marry her" when possibility is high.
How about these sentences?
There's a lot of chance a chance ~
There's low chance ~
There's high chance ~
I just want to know as many common expressions with the word "Chance" as possible
Some descriptive adjectives for chance (from high to low, with some possible overlap)
incredible chance
huge chance
big chance
high chance
better chance
even chance
moderate chance
low chance
not so good chance
slight chance
no chance
One can use many different adjectives describing size or height as a modifier for chance. Much of the time, a native would use an adj+chance(s) construction, however some modifiers would sound more native as an adjective phrase.
There is a slight chance for rain.
The chances for a good weekend are not so good.
You have no chance to win the lottery.
This is your big chance!
