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[morningdew123]

Hi Ron,

Could you please shed some light on the difference between A) one in a million chances B) one chance in a million?

Or is it the case that they are grammatically equivalent but what makes them incorrect or incorrect is the succeeding part that is to cause, which modifies million chances, and for causing, which modifies one chance (although I dont know how).

Thanks.

[RonPurewal]

Hi Ron,

Could you please shed some light on the difference between A) one in a million chances B) one chance in a million?

Or is it the case that they are grammatically equivalent but what makes them incorrect or incorrect is the succeeding part that is to cause, which modifies million chances, and for causing, which modifies one chance (although I dont know how).

Thanks.

both of these issues are among the kinds of idioms that GMAC isn't testing anymore. see here:
http://www.manhattangmat.com/blog/index ... -the-gmac/