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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
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Why / Why not

A: I can't eat anything after 9.
B: Why? Does it upset your stomach?

Is Why? correct? How about "Why not?"
  

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Both are fine.

"Why?" will be understood as "Why is that?" and "Why not?" will be understood as "Why can you not (eat)?"
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Thank you, deadrat.
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