'can not stand it' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express something that is so unpleasant, frustrating, or annoying that you cannot bear it or tolerate it any longer. For example, "I can not stand it when people don't show up on time for meetings."
A 14 year-old girl said: " my siblings are little, I can not say 'I can't stand it any longer', ' I must be there for them, that's where the power comes from.' and she adds: " because it's my family, I want to be there for my family"'.
"Giving up on kids is the worst thing you can do," he says, "I can't stand it". Instead, the school has an extensive behaviour management system and staff trained in therapeutic interventions.
For example, many studies have shown that ruminating on pain -- thinking the same thoughts over and over, like a broken record, e.g., "I'm in so much pain I can't stand it" -- can make you experience pain more severely.
If ever there was someone who can not stand losing, it is Vince Spadea, the player named on Monday to fill out the United States Davis Cup team that will meet Spain in the semifinal series beginning Friday in Santander, Spain.
According to the notes of the anthropologist, Ales Hrdlicka, the cave contained "wonderful riches": "Space within cave is limited, in most of it one can not stand up, in none of it can use shovels; must work with hands like badgers..
It can not stand and should not go unchallenged.
The bottom is curved in a way that makes it's natural sitting position flat on it's back — it quite simply can not stand up straight on a flat surface.
Thus, although genotyping of the p.A31P cMyBP-C mutation can not stand alone in limiting fHCM in MC, it is very important that breeders are aware of the genotype status and breeders should be informed of breeding recommendations.
"Any attempt to silence our media from our telling the truth, provided it is the truth, through a defamation claim can not stand.
