Eble Tom pravas. - Esperanto example sentence

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AlanF_US April 26, 2013 April 26, 2013 at 6:35:17 PM UTC

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I broke a link between "Eble Tom pravas" and "Tom might be all right". "Tom might be all right" suggests that Tom might be decent, or reliable, or happy with his situation, as opposed to "Tom might be right", which means that the speaker thinks that Tom's opinion might be correct. One could say "Tom might be completely right" (meaning that his opinion might be completely correct), but this is not the meaning of "Eble Tom pravas".