If the writer for Yahoo! News‘ “The Ticket” meant “might be,” then she should have written “may be” (two words):
If she meant “perhaps,” then there’s an entirely different problem with this sentence.
If the writer for Yahoo! News‘ “The Ticket” meant “might be,” then she should have written “may be” (two words):
If she meant “perhaps,” then there’s an entirely different problem with this sentence.
A writer may be a one-hit wonder—writing one great article followed by crap. Grammatical errors could prevent you from getting even one hit. So don’t make the mistakes that the writer of this photo caption on Yahoo! Movies made:
Maybe is an adverb; may be is a verb. The compound adjective one-hit requires a hyphen.

