In English, 'may be' and 'probably' express different levels of certainty: 'may be' indicates uncertainty or possibility (something might happen but isn't certain), while 'probably' suggests a higher likelihood or strong expectation (something is likely to happen). For example, 'He may be late' means there's a chance he will be late, whereas 'He will probably be late' means it's very likely he will be late.
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만약에 어떻다고? may be vs probably 한끗 차이?本站添加:
Tim. Charlotte.
>> Hi.
Hi.
I know you've probably suspected this.
But over the last month, I've fallen completely in love with you.
Well, maybe this trip is coming at a good time. Maybe we should take a break.
Tim. Charlotte. Hi.
Hi.
I know you've probably suspected this.
But over the last month, I've fallen completely in love with you.
Well, maybe this trip is coming at a good time. Maybe we should take a break.
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