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not a snowball's chance Hello erverybody! "not a snowball's chance in hell" is the complete expression. Is this expression very common? Who use it? First I only wanted to ask that question now I'm writing more and so I need a correction. I still lack words and the correct use of tenses and expressions is still difficult. I chanced to read the above-mentioned expression recently and I reminded that I heard it many years ago. It happened in a conversation with a woman who was talking about her childhood. It was a remarkable story. As remarkable that I'm able to remember this expression after so many years. I always forget my vocabulary - even the simple words. However this expression I remember.

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I'm American, and it's a well-known expression. The way you described coming across it is perfect. It won't come up every day. But you will hear it now an again throughout your life. I might use it, if it's appropriate, but how often do I need to say that something has little chance at success and want to be colloquial?
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I am American, and I have never heard this expression before.

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