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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

sentence possibility: can or could

Is it right to use either one in this sentence, and is there any difference:

'Could' I use this example in the exam.
'Can' I use this example in the exam.
  

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Both sentences are questions and need to be terminated by a question mark. Otherwise they are both correct. "can" feels more direct and definite.

— GPY

  • Both sentences are questions and need to be terminated by a question mark.
  • Otherwise they are both correct.
  • "can" feels more direct and definite.
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Both sentences are questions and need to be terminated by a question mark. Otherwise they are both correct. "can" feels more direct and definite.
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