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Sentence No, the phrase "you can but" is not correct or usable in written English.
It is often confused with the phrase "you can only" which is correct. An example sentence of "you can only" is: You can only do your best, and no one can ask more of you.
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You can, but life's too short".
"You can, but usually you both die".
Well, you can, but not directly.
You can, but it's not that easy.
(Well, you can, but they'll look at you funny).
(You can, but don't wait for the laugh).
A. You can, but you probably won't want to.
Well, you can – but then chancer becomes blagger.
"Well, you can, but it's not going to end well".
Well, OK, you can, but you look like an idiot.
Perhaps if you are Wiggins you can, but I can't.
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