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in english is there another way to say I can't do it ? Thank you!
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Question! :)
Hi guys, I have a question for you..
'in English is there another way to say I can't do it ? Thank you!
Yes,you could say:
I am / I'm ...unable to do it.
I am / I'm ...not able to do it.
It's not possible for me to do it.
It's beyond me. (means beyond my level of ability)
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Question! :)
Hi guys, I have a question for you..
In English is there another way to say I can't do it? Thank you!
"I couldn't do it" would be the past tense of that phrase, and "I can not do it"(same meaning as the pharse you mentioned) has an uncontracted form of "can't". Also, "I cannot do it" means the same thing as "I can't do it", but the phrase uses the one word form of "can't" which is "cannot".
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ok thank you so much Mona! i mean if i'm unable to do something! you helped me!
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Hi. I'm assuming you're trying to tell someone you're not available to help them.
Is this what you're trying to say? Or do you mean you are actually unable to
do something?
Here are a few phrases.
"Sorry, no can do." This is very slangy.
"Sorry, I can't help you."
"Sorry, I'm not available to help".
"Sorry, I'm unable to oblige".
"Sorry, I'm unable to complete that particular task". (This could go with the second meaning--"I can't do this."
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