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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Difference
What's the difference between " I don't think, I could eat that" and " I don't think, I can eat that" -
Kelly : What are you eating?
Jane : Oh, that's Prawn
Kelly : I don't think, I could eat that
Why can't we say " I can't eat that in the above sentence?
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Depends on what u want to emphasize upon. We use Can in reference to capability. Whereas "could" implies the action can be done under some circumstances
- Depends on what u want to emphasize upon.
- We use Can in reference to capability.
- Whereas "could" implies the action can be done under some circumstances
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Depends on what u want to emphasize upon. We use Can in reference to capability. Whereas "could" implies the action can be done under some circumstances
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