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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Don't or Can't
I am writing my daily funny cat, and I do not know how to use don't or can't in second sentence.
Me : Meen-zy, where are you?
My cat: I am infront of you, why don’t you see me?
Me: I cannot Seeeeee… you, where are Youuuuuu?
My cat: Whatever, I will sit here. I want to bluer myself with a wall as Gaigo and catch them.
Thank you,
Plai-or Aroonrat
Me : Meen-zy, where are you?
My cat: I am infront of you, why don’t you see me?
Me: I cannot Seeeeee… you, where are Youuuuuu?
My cat: Whatever, I will sit here. I want to bluer myself with a wall as Gaigo and catch them.
Thank you,
Plai-or Aroonrat
Top answer
Anonymous I am writing my daily funny cat, and I do not know how to use don't or can't in second sentence. You can use either one. I can't see you.
- Anonymous I am writing my daily funny cat, and I do not know how to use don't or can't in second sentence.
- You can use either one.
- I can't see you.
- ) I don't see you.
- (In general, it excludes the first possibility, blindness)
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AnonymousI am writing my daily funny cat, and I do not know how to use don't or can't in second sentence.You can use either one.
I can't see you. (means that I am blind, my eyes are closed, you are invisible, or you are not in my field of view.)
I don't see you. (In general, it excludes the first possibility, blindness)
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AnonymousI want to bluer myself with a wall as Gaigo and catch them.This doesn't make any sense.
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fivejedjonWhat is a 'daily funny cat'?I assumed that it was the title of his blog.
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