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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I certainly can't" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express a strong inability or refusal to do something.
Example: "When it comes to solving complex math problems, I certainly can't do it without a calculator."
Alternatives: "I definitely cannot" or "I absolutely can't."
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At least I certainly can't.
I certainly can't choose.
I mean, I certainly can't keep going".
I certainly can't stop and give them my signature.
"I certainly can't say I'm fond of it.
I certainly can't advise you to break in".
And I certainly can't blame her for that!
I certainly can't go into McDonald's, for example.
"I certainly can't commit to trading the euro.
"I certainly can't complain with where I'm at," Pitta said.
"I certainly can't fault him for not catching it".
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