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Trunks Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How does the placement of the word "can't" change the meanings, or does it?
I mean, does this two sentences mean the same???
1. Can't you give me a lift to school?
2. You can't give me a lift to school.
Or,
1. Can't I have a glass of water?
2. I can't have a glass of water.
It's difficult for me since i'm not a native speaker of english. So any help wud be appreciated....thnx
1. Can't you give me a lift to school?
2. You can't give me a lift to school.
Or,
1. Can't I have a glass of water?
2. I can't have a glass of water.
It's difficult for me since i'm not a native speaker of english. So any help wud be appreciated....thnx
Top answer
Well, the topics are the same, but #1 is a question and #2 is a declaration.
- Well, the topics are the same, but #1 is a question and #2 is a declaration.
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Well, the topics are the same, but #1 is a question and #2 is a declaration.
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