question for fleety...

[janey]

is it "cannot" or is it "can not" or are both valid?

[Joe Black.]

both are valid, but u'd use can not when the not connects with something like not only

[Joe Black.]

hope that makes sense..

[Francko]

hope that makes sense..

Yeah but no, but yeah, but no...

Janey

[Fleetwood]

Both are acceptable, as, of, course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.

[janey]

Both are acceptable, as, of, course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.

thanks fleety!

[Francko]

Both are acceptable, as, of, course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.

Both are acceptable, as, of course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.

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[The Lone Gunman]

Both are acceptable, as, of course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.

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ROTFPMSL

[bogeyman]

Both are acceptable, as, of, course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.

Fleetwood - the pedant's pedant.

[Fleetwood]

Both are acceptable, as, of course, is " can't' ", which used to be spelt "ca'n't", the apostrophe being used to replace each missing letter.
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Touché....

F in "One punctuation mark too many" mode