Let’s talk about certainty and probability
We often use the probable form to state opinions
and give our thoughts. They may or may
not be factual.
certain to/ (n. certainty)
The Swiss government is certain
to follow suit with the EU on E-mobility legislation.
The certainty of following suit with the EU on E-mobility is assured.
likely to /unlikely to / (n. likelihood)
It is likely to affect employment in
that sector.
The likelihood of effects on employment is high.
probable that / improbable that (n. probability)
It is probable that we will get self-driven cars sooner.
The probability of getting* self-driven
cars sooner is high.
will definitely be / not be
(In my opinion) The recycling of
batteries will definitely not be solved overnight.
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