Premise: A red car is passing in front of a double-decker bus .
Correct statement: It is highly likely that the red car is trying to get ahead .
Incorrect statement: There is almost no chance that the red car is trying to get ahead .
Correct statement: There is little chance that the bus was at the stoplight .
Incorrect statement: It is likely that the bus was at the stoplight .
Correct statement: It is probably the case that the double decker is driving slowly
Incorrect statement: There is little chance that the double decker is driving slowly
Correct statement: It is probably not the case that a car passes in front of other cars
Incorrect statement: We believe that a car passes in front of other cars
Correct statement: It is highly unlikely that there are three cars on the road and a bus .
Incorrect statement: It is probable that there are three cars on the road and a bus .