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Discover LudwigThe phrase "i can said" is not correct in written English.
It should be "I can say" if you intend to express the ability to articulate something.
Example: "I can say that this project has been a great success."
Alternatives: "I am able to say" or "I can express."
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"He was meticulous," Burt Boyar, Davis's friend and a co-writer of Davis's autobiography, "Yes I Can," said recently.
I am keen to deport this dangerous individual as soon as I can," said Smith.
"I'm doing the best for them I can," said Thorne about Potter fans.
"I'm holding off as long as I can," said John W. Guild, the executive director.
"I believe I can," said the German after his third round of 70.
"I just figure I do what I can," said one woman of her anti-abortion lobbying.
"If Monica can do it, I figure I can," said Ms. Mantalusa, the nurse from Queens.
Now can you guess?" "I can," said one of the little students, "Mr. Willkie".
"Every time I go to America, I buy up all the cleats I can," said Graif, the Tel Aviv assistant, who often travels for medical conferences.
"My job is to exploit 'Rent' and 'Avenue Q' as far and wide as I can," said Jeffrey Seller, one of the producers.
"I'm trying to relax as much as I can," said Tomic, who will play No. 7 Tomas Berdych in the fourth round Monday.
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