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Gamiz123 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

May ormay be

when touseonly "may" and when to use "may be"?

  

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"may" is followed by a verb infinitive. "be" is just one example of a verb that can go in that place. You may be lucky.

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  • "may" is followed by a verb infinitive.
  • "be" is just one example of a verb that can go in that place.
  • You may be lucky.
  • You may win a prize.
  • It may rain tomorrow.
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"may" is followed by a verb infinitive. "be" is just one example of a verb that can go in that place.

You may be lucky.
You may win a prize.
It may rain tomorrow.

Make sure you are not actually asking about "maybe". "may be" and "maybe" are altogether different.

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