I might/maybe I'm
1 - Hasn't it occurred to you that I might be doing this because I actually love you.
2 - Hasn't it occurred to you that maybe I'm doing this because I actually love you.
- Are sentence 1 and 2 both correct?
- Is there any difference in meaning between them?
- Should I replace the period at the end of the sentence with a question mark?
Thank you for your time.
Top answer
1 - Hasn't it occurred to you that I might be doing this because I actually love you. 2 - Hasn't it occurred to you that maybe I'm doing this because I actually love you. - Are sentence 1 and 2 both correct?
- 1 - Hasn't it occurred to you that I might be doing this because I actually love you.
- 2 - Hasn't it occurred to you that maybe I'm doing this because I actually love you.
- - Are sentence 1 and 2 both correct?
- Yes - Is there any difference in meaning between them?
- Not really - Should I replace the period at the end of the sentence with a question mark?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
1 - Hasn't it occurred to you that I might be doing this because I actually love you.
2 - Hasn't it occurred to you that maybe I'm doing this because I actually love you.
- Are sentence 1 and 2 both correct? Yes
- Is there any difference in meaning between them? Not really
- Should I replace the period at the end of the sentence with a question mark? Ye
0
Related Questions