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Commonly Confused Words: Maybe vs. May Be

Maybe is an adverb meaning ‘perhaps’ or ‘possibly’. Here is maybe used in some example sentences:  Maybe it’ll rain tomorrow.  Maybe we’ll go on holiday next year.  Maybe I’ll win the next game. Together, the words may and be are used to express how possible it is for something to exist or happen. Here is may be used in some example sentences: We may be late for the party.  That may be true.  We may be waiting for a long time.  How do I know whether to use ‘maybe’ or ‘may be’? Try using the word perhaps in your sentence instead.  Le...

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