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Maybe or May be

'Maybe' is an adverb and it means the same as perhaps. It is written as one word.

Ex: Maybe my mother will come to me tonight.

- We use 'May be' as a modal verb in the phrase may be. They are two separate words.

Ex: Her husband may be cleaning the house.

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1. Maybe may be her nephew will go to the snowmobiling later today.

2. His stepsister Maybe may be the first person to do snorkelling among her family.

3. It Maybe may be possible to cause pain to your teeth.

4. Maybe may be one day I will learn and do waterskiing.

5. Her sister Maybe may be the last person that she tells about uncle's death.

6. My father Maybe may be able to fix my tablet which is out of work.

7. If my grandmother needs help, Maybe may be I will help her.

8. It Maybe may be the heaviest traffic jam I have ever seen.

9. Maybe may be, if you practise enough, you will learn sailboarding.

10. John: Mom, where are my inline skates? Mom: They Maybe may be in your room or on the stairs.

11. She Maybe may be able to continue her life without any help from her parents.

12. Maybe may be he can tell them about the game which they couldn't see last night.

13. I Maybe may be going to another city to visit my daughter.