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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

He may be leave now and better interpretation ?

Hi~

When you say "He may be leave now.", which one is closer to the meaning of the sentence?

1) At that time when the person said that, there's a possibility that the guy already left.

OR

2) There's a possibility that the guy will leave, at the time when the person said that.

With the word "now", I'm not sure about the meaning.

Thank you for your help in advance~

  

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", It is not correct English. Possibly you mean "He may be leaving now" or "He may leave now". I'm not sure.

— GPY

  • ", It is not correct English.
  • Possibly you mean "He may be leaving now" or "He may leave now".
  • I'm not sure.
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anonymousWhen you say "He may be leave now.",

It is not correct English.

Possibly you mean "He may be leaving now" or "He may leave now". I'm not sure.

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