Probability with Likely and Unlikely

🔅 *Probability with Likely and Unlikely* 🔅 ✍🏻 *Likely* is an adjective and an adverb used with a similar meaning to *probable.* We use it in the *affirmative* form to express *probability,* while in the *negative* form we use *Unlikely*, to express *improbability.* 📌 *Form* We find *Likely* in affirmative sentences and *Unlikely* in negative sentences. They usually come after the verb. 📌 *Examples* _I will most *likely* fall ill as I am wearing thin clothing._ _Is it *likely* that you will cry when you see him?_ _We will *likely* get angry when we see him._ _You are *unlikely* to lose weight, you are eating too much._ _She will *unlikely* be bored at this party._ _It is *unlikely* that we will fall asleep._ 📌 *Use* When we use *Likely* we want to express *probability.* When we use *Unlikely* we want to express *improbability.* 📌 *Extension* *Likely* is used to express *probability*, it has a similar meaning to *probable* and *possible.* 🔖 When