curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-conversation-starters-in-the-break-room/657dca763bc23c5fc3398d95.md
Probably is used when you think something is likely to happen, but you're not 100% sure.
For example, you could say: The code will probably run without errors after the update, because you believe that, but there's still a small chance of an issue.
When does Sophie think Tom will attend his first meeting?
Definitely next Monday.
Sophie says probably, which does not imply anything definite.
Maybe in two weeks.
Sophie uses probably, which suggests a greater level of certainty than maybe.
Next Monday, most likely.
On Friday.
Friday was not mentioned in the dialogue. It has to do with another day of the week.
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