What is not possible or Cannot happen?
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What is not possible or Cannot happen?
not possible; unable to be, exist, happen, etc. unable to be done, performed, effected, etc.: an impossible assignment. incapable of being true, as a rumor.
What is another word for not possible?
What is another word for not possible?
| impossible | unachievable |
|---|---|
| implausible | unattainable |
| unfeasible | unobtainable |
| unreasonable | unworkable |
| hopeless | inconceivable |
Would not be possible meaning?
I agree that both are correct, however the meaning differs somewhat. ‘Would not have been possible’ shows that the success occurred in the past, whereas ‘would not be possible’ suggests that the success is present, i.e. ongoing.
How do you use further and farther correctly?
The widely accepted rule is to use farther when being literal and discussing a physical distance, as in “He went farther down the road.” Further is used when discussing a more symbolic distance or to discuss a degree or extent, as in “I wanted to discuss it further, but we didn’t have time.”
Can’t be further or farther from the truth?
Definition of nothing could be farther from the truth —used to say that something someone else has said is completely untrue You think I don’t like you? Nothing could be farther from the truth.
How do you say not possible?
Synonyms
- impossible. adjective. if something is impossible, no one can do it or it cannot happen.
- unbelievable. adjective. too unlikely to be true or believed.
- no-go. adjective.
- there is no question of something. phrase.
- be out of the question. phrase.
- impossibility. noun.
- hardly. adverb.
- possibly. adverb.
Could not be possible meaning?
5. modal verb. You use could not or couldn’t to indicate that it is not possible that something is true. They argued all the time and thought it couldn’t be good for the baby.
What is the difference between ‘why don’t you’ and ‘why do not’?
The “Why don’t you” form can be used equivalently to the “Why do you not” form; the emphasis used when asking will make clear which meaning is intended. (For the suggestion, the emphasis is on “here”; for the question, the stress is on “come” or possibly on “don’t”.)
Why don’t you come here?
“Why don’t you come here?” is most often used as a suggestion. It is equivalent to saying “Please come here now.” Fred nervously took a seat on the other side of the room. “Why don’t you come here?” Beatrice purred, patting the loveseat beside her. “Why do you not come here?” is a question seeking the reason why you refuse to be someplace.
What type of question is why not to do it?
“Why [not] do it” is an imperative question (so it uses the infinite verb, but without the marker ‘to’). “Why [not] to do it” is a fragment (not even a sentence) — marking the verb (‘to do’) changes it to a noun (like a gerund). – amI Nov 26 ’18 at 9:01 Add a comment | 2 Answers 2 ActiveOldestVotes 1
Is the Order of ‘why don’t you come here’ grammatical?
No, the order “Why do not…?” is no longer grammatical in contemporary English. Regarding the “What’s the difference?” question, if you correct the first sentence to “why don’t you come here?”, then the difference is: “Why don’t you come here?” is most often used as a suggestion.