Question

1. "I never say, 'I can't do that'. I just say, 'I haven't worked it out yet." Howdo you differentiate these two ways of answering?

I am in class 7 and asking the question of moral sciences
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Answer 1

hey mate!

1) "I never say,'I can't do that'.

This means that the person ( in this case "I" ) is saying that he/she is saying that he/she never said that he/she can't do the work.

2) I just say,' I haven't worked it out yet."

This means that the person " I " is saying that he can do the work but he hasn't done it yet.

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Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

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