Is the following sentence wrong??

**Johnny** · 27-Nov-2006, 18:39

Do you native speakers say:

Maybe I will

Like: Will you go with me?

Well, Maybe I will.

Or maybe I'll do that if I have time.

Thanks

**Anglika** · 27-Nov-2006, 20:52

"Maybe I will" is fine in reply to the question.

**Johnny** · 28-Nov-2006, 05:31

Thanks.

Somebody said this is not right. But actually I use it a lot when talking with others. Hah

**iparalizabal** · 05-Dec-2006, 08:37

I am not a native speaker, but meet lots.

It is grammatically acceptable but it sounds more natural to say: "I might"

**MikeNewYork** · 05-Dec-2006, 10:16

Originally Posted by iparalizabal

I am not a native speaker, but meet lots.

It is grammatically acceptable but it sounds more natural to say: "I might"

For me, "maybe I will" is stronger than "I might", and that makes the action more likely.

**Johnny** · 05-Dec-2006, 23:55

Thank you Mike, actually I am using MAYBE I WILL a lot.

**MikeNewYork** · 07-Dec-2006, 05:23

Originally Posted by Johnny

Thank you Mike, actually I am using MAYBE I WILL a lot.

It's fine.

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