Whether can't and cann't are the same

Hi, Jeter!

"cann't" definitely doesn't exist/is wrong... It's either "can't" or "cannot".

Well, teorically they are the same. At least, can't would mean the same than cann't (short form for cannot).

However the latter is a most informal way of saying it, which has been lately invented.

Thus, I vivdly suggest you not to use it.

You'd better go for either cannot or can't.

Hope this helps.

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Jetersomeone tell me the cann't is wrong...

Someone was right...

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Surely, it cann't be. I've used it all my life. or is that too long ?

how can u tel cann't is worng ?

Because it is not spelled correctly, as are most of the other words in your sentence.

AlpheccaStarsBecause it is not spelled correctly, as are most of the other words in your sentence.

A-stars -- I would have said "Because it is spelled incorrectly, as are most of the other words . . . "

Your sentence left me thinking that "most of the other words" were spelled correctly. I don't think it works to say "they

Strange, but I read it differently. I think of "as" meaning "like," "the same as"

Because it is not spelled correctly, like most of the other words in your sentence are (not spelled correctly)