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Does it sound natural to say "She can never have bad intention towards me" Does it sound natural to say: I know she's suspicious. But I'm sure she can never have bad intention towards me and our company. What else could I say to be more natural? Thank you.

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I would say "I know she's suspicious. But I'm sure she doesn't have have bad intention towards me and our company." It is a small difference but saying "she can never have bad intentions" is a little awkward sounding and too conditional in my view. Hope that helps!
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It's not right to use "can" in this situation. It's better to say, "But I'm sure she would never have bad intentions..."

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