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1. • • You mean literally that you are unable to perform the task. "I can't be doing this", on the other hand, is in the present progressive, and it refers to some particular action that is ongoing right now, and it has the connotation that you're doing something surprising that you ought not do, even though you're actually doing it.
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   Are You OK with what's happening?

   • Myth #1: We’re OK with what’s happening. We can agree with it. The biggest misunderstanding about acceptance is that it means that we’re OK with the thing we’re accepting, that we’ve somehow gotten comfortable and on board with this situation we don’t want. Reality: Acceptance does not require that we’re OK with what we’re accepting.

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   What does it mean if a party hasn't started yet?

   • However, it would imply to say that the party hasn't started yet, i,e, it will still start, or it would be a habitual action, which implies to say that without friends, parties aren't fun. If you wanted to say that the party wouldn't have been fun or wouldn't have happened without your friends, then you should have used could or would -

   Is it grammatically correct to say "can not be happened"?

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   What does I can't do this mean?

   • I can't do this. You mean literally that you are unable to perform the task. "I can't be doing this", on the other hand, is in the present progressive, and it refers to some particular action that is ongoing right now, and it has the connotation that you're doing something surprising that you ought not do, even though you're actually doing it.

   Difference between "can't do" and "can't be doing"

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   Would a party have happened if there were no friends?

   • No. Much better would have been: Thanks to all; without my friends the party could not have happened. Can and be can work together, but usually in regards to location. For example, "I can be there." In regards to the question, something "can happen", or it "was happening", but I cannot think of any form of can be happen which would flow right.

   Is it grammatically correct to say "can not be happened"?

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   Couldn't have happened without a party?

   • @RichF: True, "couldn't have happened without..." would be idiomatic in the "if it were'n for my friends, there would have been no party" scenario. No. Much better would have been: Thanks to all; without my friends the party could not have happened. Can and be can work together, but usually in regards to location. For example, "I can be there."

   Is it grammatically correct to say "can not be happened"?

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   What tense is 'I can't do this'?

   • "I can't do this" is in the present tense and it has an enduring aspect, i.e., it's the statement of an ongoing truth. Suppose you've never cooked an elaborate meal before but have committed yourself to cooking a five-course meal for twenty people. In the middle of a kitchen that's a complete mess, you say to yourself

   Difference between "can't do" and "can't be doing"

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3. dictionary.cambridge.org › thesaurus › articlesThesaurus article: not able to happen, exist, or be true

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   If something is out of the question, it cannot possibly happen or be allowed to happen. In informal language, you can also use no way to say that something will not happen or is not true.

4. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogAccepting a Reality That Feels Unacceptable - Psychology Today

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   Feb 27, 2019 · What does it really mean to accept what is or stop fighting with reality? And, is it ever really possible (I mean really possible) to accept what is when we so don’t want what is?

5. manhattancbt.com › accepting-things-as-they-areAccepting Things As They Are: Why and How to Do It

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   Sep 14, 2020 · How to Accept Things As They Are. Notice when you are trying to change or deny things that can’t be changed. For some people, warning signs include thoughts like This is unfair, It shouldn’t be this way! or Why me? For others, warning signs tend to be emotions like anger or frustration.

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6. ell.stackexchange.com › questions › 114236Is it grammatically correct to say "can not be happened"?

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   Jan 3, 2017 · As it's a past action, can isn't the adequate verb for that ocassion, can't could work well if the sentence were: Thanks to all my friends, the party can't happen without you. However, it would imply to say that the party hasn't started yet, i,e , it will still start, or it would be a habitual action, which implies to say that without friends ...

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   Expecting the very worst to happen in any given situation can harm mental health. How do we stop these toxic-thinking spirals?

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   Understanding how to talk about what could happen or might not happen adds depth and clarity to communication. Whether through the use of modal verbs, phrases indicating probability or uncertainty, or negating adverbial constructions, mastering the language of possibility enables you to convey your thoughts, intentions, and expectations ...