can-1 : verb - be able to can-2 : noun - container (for preserving foods) can-3 : verb - place in a can-2 (to preserve it) I can-1 can-3 the can-2, but the can-2 can-1not can-3 me. I am able to place the container into a container, but the container is not able to place me into a container. A silly, nonsensical sentence, all in all.
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The_Ancestral_EaglePeace be upon you ..
I have just read this sentence on a site on the interent . To say that I muddled on the meaning
of " can " .. I'm not exaggerating at all .. !
Please . Explain every " can " in the sentence ..
MrP
So make a stand for your man, honey
Try to can the can
Put your man in the can, honey
Get him while you can
Can the can
Can the can
If you can
Well can the can
AnonymousCan you give any sentence like itHere are two from an old thread.
AlpheccaStarsThe first clause means that buffalo from Buffalo (NY) buffalo all other buffalo in general ...And it can be extended to include the fourth (missing) permutation as well.
It simply means that we humans can fill up cans and seal them, but cans can’t do that to us humans.
Rami Yassin