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You can use the adverbs definitely, probably, and maybe to express different
degrees of certainty.
Our team will definitely win the 100% definitely
game. (absolutely certain)
Their team definitely
My brother won’t
will probably bescore.
on the team this year. probably
My sister probably won’t play volleyball this year. (pretty certain)
Maybe she’ll pass the ball to her teammate. maybe
Maybe she won’t catch the ball. 0% (not very certain)
Placement
In affirmative statements, place the adverbs definitely and probably between
will and the main verb.
They’ll definitely win. NOT Definitely they’ll win.
They’ll probably score. NOT Probably they’ll score.
Place the adverb maybe before the subject.
Maybe they’ll win. NOT They’ll maybe win.
In negative statements, place the adverbs definitely and probably before won’t.
Place maybe at the beginning of the statement.
They definitely won’t win. NOT They won’t definitely win.
They probably won’t score. NOT They won’t probably score.
Maybe they won’t score. NOT They maybe won’t score.
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prediction; Degrees of certainty
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prediction; Degrees of certainty