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Grammar - Mamta Jain - 25-03-2011
The word May be when to type two words and when it will come in one word
May be & maybe...
help me out
RE: Grammar - deepavishnu - 29-03-2011
1) The word "maybe" means perhaps and it functions more as a modifying word. It can actually be removed without damaging the structure of a sentence. eg. Maybe we can consider a separation. This, maybe, will be easier to try. It will rain, maybe.
2) The word "may be" means 'be' or 'exist'. It is part of a verb and cannot be removed from a sentence.
eg. This may be the cause of her irritation. This may be the only reason for this incident.
RE: Grammar - Mamta Jain - 05-04-2011
Thank You deepavishnu
RE: Grammar - rockyarora - 12-04-2013
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RE: Grammar - jenny-luis - 12-04-2013
Very nice information to me. Both examples very good.