Are both likely to need and likely need correct in this sentence? What's the difference between two in meaning? Thanks in advance Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ Only likely need works here, because you need the verb 'be' with the other form: His request will likely need the approval of others His request will be likely to need the approval of others The second still sounds a little odd to me here, though-- maybe it is just not efficient. Thanks, Mister. Got it! Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ will need, not will to need. Therefore, will likely need, not will likely to need. CJ "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche will to need sounds strange! Got it! Thanks, CJ. Osaka, Japan Senior Member 2,805Please feel free to correct any words I write. LiJ | |
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