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Jonchant Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Are there any difference between 'can not' and 'cannot'
I assume this question is fairly easy, are there any difference between 'can not' and 'cannot'?
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Usually no, although there are certain grammatical structures that require that can and not be separated. Not only can he not do that.... Not only cannot he do that....
- Usually no, although there are certain grammatical structures that require that can and not be separated.
- Not only can he not do that....
- Not only cannot he do that....
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Usually no, although there are certain grammatical structures that require that can and not be separated.
Not only can he not do that....
Not only cannot he do that....
Not only can he not do that....
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