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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Can't have / couldn't have

He can't have seen us.
He couldn't have seen us.

Do 'couldn't have' and 'can't have' have the same meaning?
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Apart from that they mean the same. Best Beni (I'm not a native speaker of English)

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  • Apart from that they mean the same.
  • Best Beni (I'm not a native speaker of English)
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Can't sounds more emphatic.Apart from that they mean the same.

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Yes — in most contexts they mean the same.

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