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Discover LudwigThe phrase "you even can" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to emphasize that something is possible or achievable, despite any doubt or difficulty. Example: "Despite your busy schedule, you even can find time to exercise for 20 minutes a day."
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Do that, and the second-guessers will be all over you, even 50 years later.
But it's so completely singular that, if you even fall in line with it for a few minutes, you'll end up clutching it to your heart for ever.
But there is some reporting in there that grabs you, even today.
The implicitly subjective modal should was also frequently used, conveying a median degree of obligation: (42) I know that the deadline for submitting is yesterday, but, however, it should be sent to you even late.
And, you know, even today, as you mentioned, General McChrystal saying, you know, that's one of the number one priorities, is to get our police trained.
"When you go into the store this fall, you're going to see a lot more pumpkin beers than you did even last year," Riberi said.
Sometimes you might even fall.
"Have you even showered today?" he'd say, sneering at me.
Do you even remember last year?
"Have you even showered today?" and other sexy things my wife says to me.
There's no doubt in my mind that when anyone calls you with a beeping stove, even today, you have someone there in a flash to collect $722.
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