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- Could You Please tell me the difference of usage of these adverbs:
Maybe, Perhaps and Probably?
- the difference between Cancel and delete?
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Maybe/perhaps- the same- a reasonable chance
Probably- a greater chance of it happening

delete- remove or erase something that has been written
cancel- break an arrangement
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