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The phrase "I can't stand it" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to express strong dislike or intolerance for a situation or behavior. Example: "After hearing the same song on repeat for hours, I finally said, 'I can't stand it anymore!'"
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I can't stand it anymore".
"I can't stand it," she said.
"It's impossible; I can't stand it.
Oh … I can't stand it.
Anything by Bruckner, I can't stand it!
"Chief, I can't stand it anymore.
I can't stand it and never could.
It's awful, horrible, I can't stand it.
That smell – I can't stand it.
"I can't stand it any longer", he said.
Oh God, it's all so realistic I can't stand it.
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