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Can't ask for or couldn’t ask for what to use in this following context? Is this phrase Couldn't ask for has any particular grammar rule? [duplicate]
word-choice
tenses
politeness
subjunctive-mood
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Why is "can" so often preferred over "could" in hypothetical questions in media headlines?
can-could
Can or could, which is correct, or at least better? Why? [duplicate]
modal-verbs
subjunctive-mood
can-could
wish-preterite
Are "should've", "could've", etc. valid short forms of "should have" and "could have"?
should
can-could
have-got
Are these two sentences distinguishable on contextual grounds? [duplicate]
word-choice
tenses
politeness
subjunctive-mood
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Why is it "could" and not "can" in the famous line: "If a face could launch a thousand ships"? [duplicate]
past-tense
conditionals
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Is it incorrect to say "If you could"?
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"Can" vs. "could" in asking a question [duplicate]
word-choice
grammaticality
british-english
modal-verbs
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Difference between "can't do" and "can't be doing"
meaning
differences
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Is the structure "can have verb-ed" possible?
modal-verbs
syntactic-analysis
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Meaning of 'could have done something'? [closed]
modal-verbs
perfect-aspect
can-could
"Can have" vs. "could have"
meaning
tenses
can-could
Can vs Could usage differences
modal-verbs
can-could
could
Is either "can" or "could" more polite? [duplicate]
politeness
modal-verbs
can-could
If only you could see what I have seen with your eyes
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When should we use "can", "could", "will", "would"?
modal-verbs
subjunctive-mood
can-could
wish-preterite
When do I use "can" or "could"?
word-choice
tenses
politeness
subjunctive-mood
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