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Expression with possibly no effect 这是是怎么回事？1提示：表达式可能无效。程序中可能存在不规范代码或有不影响程序运行的其他编程问题，比如界. In 2 you may or may not have anything. Might, possibly, and maybe in your example are textbook hedges.
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On a scientific or technical paper, you should use perhaps, rather than maybe. Number 1 means i have something and it might be the same thing. Is not pleonastic at all:
Taken literally, the sentence as a whole is nonsense, but then so.
Maybe is a colloquial replacement to perhaps. A qualifier, technically, can weaken or intensify a statement (very is a qualifier), but it's common to say. Recently i saw the movie pursuit of happyness, which is actually quite good, and i noticed the actor (will smith) asking the difference between probably and possibly to his son. It makes the action of 'getting the job finished by the next.
Number 2 means i might have the same thing. Why possibly and not possible? So i might possibly get the job finished by tomorrow evening, if i have no more interruptions. The downtoning makes it clear that 'it can't possibly be true' was used (as it commonly is) hyperbolically.
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What is the adverb possibly modifying in this sentence?
'might' depends on tone of voice, but is probably closer to 'would possibly'. And then on such a technical paper, you would.
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