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The part of a sentence "if cannot" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English as a standalone phrase.
"If" is a conjunction that introduces a condition or a hypothetical situation, while "cannot" is a verb that means the inability to do something. Therefore, "if cannot" does not make sense on its own. However, you can use the phrase "if unable to" in written English to express a similar meaning. For example: - If unable to attend the meeting, please let me know in advance. - If unable to find a solution, we may need to seek external help. - If unable to make a decision, I suggest we postpone the meeting.
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I thought, if cannot be 100% myself at work then I don't want to work for this organisation".
However, indirect discrimination is illegal under the Act if cannot be shown to be a proportionate means of achieving a legitimate aim.
Pettitte said he expected to make his next start, in Minnesota on Saturday, but if cannot go, Torre will use Contreras.
12: If cannot extend the cover range of set then.
And remember, if cannot find appropriate board members in a timely fashion, try to find a few mentors who can fill this role for you, in the interim.
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If they cannot, if they get recurrent pericoronitis, get them out.
If you cannot find this file: If you cannot find this file: If you cannot find this file: Restart Skype.
"By 'bore,' I mean if I cannot enter their world, if I cannot understand them.
Some kick in if you cannot do your job, others if you cannot work at all.
If they cannot they deserve to fail".
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