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It is most likely happening right now
It is most likely to happen right now
Are both correct?
Do they mean the same thing?
It is most likely happening right now
It is most likely to happen right now
Are both correct?
Do they mean the same thing?
It is most likely to happen right now
Are both correct?
Do they mean the same thing?
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The first one means it is currently happening, the second one means it's likely to happen at any moment!
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