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Cannot and can not
Which would be the correct spelling? I think it's cannot.
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They are both accepted spellings. You can also spell it can't.
They all mean the same thing: am, is, are unable In other tenses, the word not is separated from the conjugated form, but if the contraction of not is used, it remains suffixed: past: could not - couldn't future: will not be able - won't be able conditional: would not be able - wouldn't be able present perfect: have not been able - haven't been able |
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thanks
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The majority of the time, it is written as cannot.
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I now all this is called contractions.
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can't is a contraction, yes
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Yes, I think that the words cannot and can't would use most for the people in U.S.A, I don't know I feel that this is more for the comfortable, I prefer use the contraction (Can't) than cannot.
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correction :-)
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Correction made above. ;-) good job, Crotalito. Keep up your good work of English :-D |
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