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AWARDING BRAINLIEST!!!!!!! PLEASE ANSWER ASAP!!! How could the word 'can't' break someone's spirit?

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OK......
Can't...
Can't, is a negative word. Can't, could break someones spirit to do something. Let's say someone wanted to achieve something, for instance, You want to walk to New York from..um...New Mexico. There are some people that would say you CAN'T do it. That it is just impossible to do such a thing. Now, that word can't could change that whole sentence. That word alone could break, crush, or destroy someones hope, spirit, or enthusiasm to do something. Can't, is a negative word. Can't, destroys hope, your spirit and your enthusiasm to do something..
H0P3 It H3LPS :)

Rudiy273 years ago

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It could be received as restricting, giving a negative impact on their spirt

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