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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Can’t still believe vs Still can’t believe
1. I can’t still believe that happened.
2. I still can’t believe that happened.
Are these sentences both grammatically correct?
Meaning, up to now, I cannot believe that happened.
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anonymous 1. I can’t still believe that happened. 2.
- anonymous 1.
- I can’t still believe that happened.
- 2.
- I still can’t believe that happened.
- Are these sentences both grammatically correct?
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anonymous1. I can’t still believe that happened.
2. I still can’t believe that happened.
Are these sentences both grammatically correct?
Meaning, up to now, I cannot believe that happened.
You need sentence 2. Put 'still' before the negation.
Sentence 1 sounds weird. It's not common for 'still' to appear after a negatio
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