Can you use maybe to start a sentence?

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.

Yes.

Maybe I will go to the city today.

Maybe John would volunteer to do the job.

Maybe can be used at the start of a sentence.