curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-express-agreement-or-disagreement/6617b500a7049808f3a2a593.md
Focus on the word greater. Greater is used to describe something that is more significant or larger in degree. In a sentence like We have a greater chance of success with this approach, it suggests a higher possibility of succeeding compared to other options.
I see what you mean. I strongly feel that Agile aligns with our team's strengths, though. I think we'll have a BLANK chance of success with it.
greater
It indicates an increased likelihood or higher degree of success in this context.
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