Many(more) better chances

[Hansman]

I will be given better chances.
I will be given more chances.
I think that the two sentences are correct in meaning and grammar.
And then, how about these ones?
I will be given more better chances.
I will be given many better chances.
Are two sentences correct in meaning and grammar?
What do you think? Thank you as usual.

 

[Tarheel]

I will be given better chances.
I will be given more chances.
I think that the two sentences are correct in meaning and grammar.
And then, how about THESE?
I will be given more better chances.
I will be given many better chances.
Are two sentences correct in meaning and grammar?
What do you think? [.........]

I'm not sure what "correct in meaning" means. I'm not sure what "more better chances" means. I'm not sure what "many better chances" means.

 

[emsr2d2]

I think that these two sentences are correct in meaning and grammatically correct:
1. I will be given better chances.
2. I will be given more chances.

Both are grammatically correct. Whether they mean what you want them to depends on the context in which you want to use them.

And then, How about these? ones?
3. I will be given more better chances.
4. I will be given many better chances.

#3 is incorrect. You can't say "more better".
#4 is possible as long as you mean that you've already been given some chances you considered to be better than something else, and the same situation might happen in the future (you're saying you will be given more of something you call "better chances").

Are those two sentences correct in meaning and grammatically correct?

This sentence was redundant. You asked the question before sentences 1 and 2 and then made it clear that the same question referred to sentences 3 and 4.

What do you think?

See my corrections and comments above.

Thank you as usual.

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