Can I say: "If I have chance go there, I'll pay her a visit"?

[Nessie]

Thanks a lot (both Amy and Molly )

As for "have/get chance to", I think I know what to do now, Amy

Hic, I am terribly sorry for my typos. (Just don't know what's wrong with me these days => making stupid mistakes all the time (+_+)
Of course, I mean these two sentences:

- If I have the chance to travel to London, I'll pay her a vist.
- If I have a chance to travel to London, I'll pay her a visit.

Thank you both very much once again.
Nessie
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... something we never have again, I know... I guess I really really know..

Sorry seems to be the hardest word...

[MrPedantic]

Just to confirm what Amy said: the version without the article —

1. ???If I have chance to travel to London, I'll pay her a visit.

— would be incorrect in written or spoken standard BrE.

Best wishes,

MrP

[Molly]

[MrPedantic]

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[MrPedantic]

[MrPedantic]

[Molly]

[Molly]

[MrPedantic]

[Molly]

[MrPedantic]

[Yankee]

[Nessie]

Well, so lastly, which is better "If I have a chance..." or "If I have the chance..."?
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Sorry seems to be the hardest word...

[Molly]

Could this be a case of second language interference?

1. My husband is British and has been living here for one year.
2. Do you think Spanish language interference has got through to these speakers?

"To the sound of some fool mucking about on a Bontempi organ, a jogger collapses in the street. He wakes up in hospital and soon realises that for some reason, he's minus a leg, and being tended to by a saucy nurse.
Before you have chance to wonder what the bloody hell's going on there, you're whisked off to what appears to be Nazi Germany, where Peter "Last Of The Summer Wine" Sallis gets given the old death grip treatment by some bloke."

http://www.britishhorrorfilms.co.uk/screamand.shtml

"You will be given the chance to gain work experience in an educational setting linked to your choice of career pathway. In addition you will be introduced to or reminded of practical skills which you will have chance to observe or put into practice in the workplace."

http://www.hull.ac.uk/sse/courses/edStudies/courseOverview.html

"7:00pm After the service we meet in the Upper Room at Elvet where we share some food and a cup of tea. Each week, a different speaker will join us for an informal session where we’ll have chance to learn about and discuss some interesting topics."

http://www.dur.ac.uk/methodist.society/2ThisWeek/Old/Term%20Calendars/michaelmasTerm2007.htm

(Note how both forms - i.e. with and without the article - are used in that text.)

"Focussing on the Will Pits area of the site.
With luck, visitors will have chance toboth hear and see the red deer as well as
seeing roe deer and other species such
as tawny owl and maybe even badgers."

http://www.naturalengland.org.uk/regions/yorkshumber/events/Humbrhead_peatland_events2008.pdf

Parents and friends can accompany you on the day when you will have chance to attend sessions about our Civil Engineering and Geomatics degrees, see our facilities and also meet some of our current students.

http://www.ceg.ncl.ac.uk/visiting/opendaysug.htm

When an opponent is receiving a pass, attack straight away before they have chance to look around or co-ordinate themselves. They'll generally be too busy concentrating on the puck and won't see you coming.

http://www.sunstar.org.uk/octop/

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