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Discover LudwigThe phrase "can't still" is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
It may make sense in spoken conversation, but it is not grammatically correct. Instead, you can use either "can't yet" or "still can't" depending on the intended meaning. Example: She can't yet tie her shoes by herself. (implying it will happen in the future) Example: I still can't believe he won the race. (implying it is an ongoing situation).
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This can't still be Willesden.
"You can't still remember me".
We can't still be friends then?
I can't still believe this happened.
That doesn't mean Romney can't still win.
But that doesn't mean everyone can't still enjoy the show.
"Of course, this doesn't mean we can't still be contemporaries".
They can't still be arguing about the numbers, can they?
"Just because you're getting married doesn't mean you can't still respect your solo time," Guy says.
"People perceive that Dwyane can't still take over games just because he doesn't," he said.
Despite that it's a hybrid diesel — people can't still be afraid of hybrids or diesels, right?
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