Posted by John on Wednesday, July 9, 2008 at 5:51pm.
It's harder to distinguish "can't do" since the "t" and "d" are so close.
The context of these sentences is important. Usually, they are said in the midst of other statements about the task. Tone of voice often tells us whether the statement is positive or negative. We often emphasize the "can" or "can't" when speaking.
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