Maybe vs May be | How to use "Maybe" as an adverb & "may be" as a modal #easyspokenenglishkanchi

In this video, I have explained how to express "ability" using "have been able to" and "has been able to".We all know how to use "can could and be verb + able to verb" express ability. But when it comes to "have been and has been able to" we often don't know how to use them correctly in the sentence. Watch this video lesson to know more about it. Watch the video till the end for complete understanding. #learnenglishthroughtamil #advancedenglish #easyenglishlessons #easyenglishgrammar #spokenenglish #spokenenglishintamil #easyspokenenglishkanchi #easyspokenenglish #esea #englishgrammarintamil #englishgrammar #tenses #maybeasadverb #modalsinenglishgrammar #maymodal #maybe @Easy spoken English Kanchi For queries and course details: call or whatsapp👇 9042006006 / 9943398313 Our social media pages: Follow us on Facebook   / easy-spoken-english-academy-kanchi-1135117...   Follow us on Instagram https://instagram.com/easyspoken_engl... Follow us on YouTube    / @easyspokenenglishkanchi   {Our playlists:} Tenses with sentence pattern:    • Tenses with sentence pattern   Learn English through movies & series:    • Learn English through movies & series   Subject verb agreement:    • Subject verb agreement   Adverb clause:    • Adverb clause   Noun clause:    • Playlist   Passive voice:    • Passive voice   Secret formulas for interrogative:    • Secret formulas for interrogative   Easy English:    • Easy English   Weekly quiz:    • Weekly quiz   Subscriber's request:    • Subscriber's request   Secret formulas for negative:    • Secret formulas for negative   Secret formulas - tenses    • Secret formulas - tenses & modals   Reading/writing    • Reading/writing series   Conversation series    • Conversation series   Short grammar lessons    • Short grammar lessons   Pronunciation    • Pronunciation   Short sentences in English    • Short sentences   Vocabulary    • VOCABULARY (in alphabetical order)