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I still can't vs I can't still

The correct phrase is "I still can't." The adverb "still" usually comes before the main verb in a sentence, not after.
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Explained by Michele A.
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Last updated: July 07, 2024

I still can't

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

The adverb "still" is typically placed before the main verb in a sentence to indicate that something continues to be the case.

Examples:

  • I still can't believe what happened.
  • She still can't find her keys.
  • They still can't decide on a date.
  • He still can't understand the instructions.
  • We still can't reach a consensus.

Alternatives:

  • I still cannot
  • I still am unable to

I can't still

This phrase is not a common structure in English and is considered incorrect.

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