Hello all, 

I usually use "may be" in my sentences in form of separate words (not joined, may be).

And also, I see in many websites and newspapers that they use "may be" in this form.

But today, I saw on EC that it has used  "maybe".

Now, I can see that EC accepts both spellings (may be and maybe).

Which is correct?  Both? Or one of them?

Thanks in advance,

Bijan

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