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UK//ʌnˈlaɪkli//US//ʌnˈlaɪkli//

Meaning of Unlikely you've got an extended family

Not probable or possible that you possess a larger family network.

In simple words: Not probable that you have many relatives.

Unlikely you've got an extended family in a sentence

  • It's unlikely you've got an extended family given your parents' backgrounds.
  • In urban areas, it's often unlikely you've got an extended family nearby.
  • From what I've seen, it's unlikely you've got an extended family in that small town.
  • If you're only child, it's unlikely you've got an extended family to support you.
  • Given the distance you live, it's unlikely you've got an extended family around.

How to use Unlikely you've got an extended family

Use in informal conversations regarding family size. Generally used for predictions or assumptions.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'unlike' as not being similar – it's not likely you have a big family.

Related words

Collocations with Unlikely you've got an extended family

  • unlikely situation
  • unlikely event
  • unlikely outcome
  • unlikely scenario
  • unlikely source

Synonyms for Unlikely you've got an extended family

  • improbable
  • doubtful
  • questionable
  • unlikely
  • not likely

Common mistakes with Unlikely you've got an extended family

  • Mixing 'unlikely' with 'unlike' for comparison.
  • Using 'extended' incorrectly to mean 'longer' instead of more relatives.
  • Confusing 'you've' with 'you have' in formal contexts.

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Frequently asked questions about Unlikely you've got an extended family

What does Unlikely you've got an extended family mean?

Not probable that you have many relatives.

What is the definition of Unlikely you've got an extended family?

Not probable or possible that you possess a larger family network.

How do you use Unlikely you've got an extended family in a sentence?

It's unlikely you've got an extended family given your parents' backgrounds.

Can you give another example of Unlikely you've got an extended family?

In urban areas, it's often unlikely you've got an extended family nearby.

What are synonyms for Unlikely you've got an extended family?

Common alternatives include improbable, doubtful, questionable, unlikely, not likely.

What words go with Unlikely you've got an extended family?

It commonly pairs with unlikely situation, unlikely event, unlikely outcome, unlikely scenario, unlikely source.

What are common mistakes when using Unlikely you've got an extended family?

Mixing 'unlikely' with 'unlike' for comparison. Using 'extended' incorrectly to mean 'longer' instead of more relatives. Confusing 'you've' with 'you have' in formal contexts.

How do you pronounce Unlikely you've got an extended family?

US: //ʌnˈlaɪkli//, UK: //ʌnˈlaɪkli//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Unlikely you've got an extended family?

Use in informal conversations regarding family size. Generally used for predictions or assumptions.