Are both sentences correct?

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Are both of these sentences correct:

1. It is likely that he will win the game.

2. It is likely he will win the game.

I know the first sentence is probably the standard way to construct such a sentence, but is the second version also technically correct?

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[+3] - Region Philbis - 07/27/2016 the above sentence is woefully incorrect, however...

They are both correct. The first sentence might be seen as more formal, and more likely to be found in a written text. The second sentence would be more likely to be heard in conversation.

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the above sentence is woefully incorrect, however...

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Yeah, selectmytutor is one of the lamest content bots we've ever had here.

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@destevez31,

I think that they are both correct. Right there you omit the word 'that' and it is more there to make the sentence flow more coherent.

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Two can be as bad as one

its the loneliest number

since the number one

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Are both sentences correct?

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