Is It I Can Only Imagine Or I Can T Imagine at Mackenzie Raymond blog

Is It I Can Only Imagine Or I Can T Imagine. I can only imagine (what is going to happen): I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience that. The latter says you can't even do that, not even. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it; , it means that you don't know the answer or you son't know what to say, so you have to guess. The most i can do is imagine it. The former says imagining is the only thing you can do, nothing more concrete like describing or creating. By saying i can only imagine. I can only imagine is a correct and usable phrase in written english. I can't imagine and i can imagine have literally opposite meanings, but are used interchangeably as expressions of empathy. I do not know (what is going to happen) but i expect it to be bad idiom. As a generalisation, however, i can only imagine usually indicates one of two things (which often overlap somewhat in practice). You can use it when you are expressing that you have difficulty picturing or.

By saying i can only imagine. I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience that. I can only imagine (what is going to happen): The latter says you can't even do that, not even. As a generalisation, however, i can only imagine usually indicates one of two things (which often overlap somewhat in practice). You can use it when you are expressing that you have difficulty picturing or. I do not know (what is going to happen) but i expect it to be bad idiom. I can't imagine and i can imagine have literally opposite meanings, but are used interchangeably as expressions of empathy. The former says imagining is the only thing you can do, nothing more concrete like describing or creating. , it means that you don't know the answer or you son't know what to say, so you have to guess.

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Is It I Can Only Imagine Or I Can T Imagine The latter says you can't even do that, not even. The former says imagining is the only thing you can do, nothing more concrete like describing or creating. I do not know (what is going to happen) but i expect it to be bad idiom. By saying i can only imagine. I can't imagine = it's so far out of my experience that. I can only imagine (what is going to happen): I can only imagine is a correct and usable phrase in written english. You can use it when you are expressing that you have difficulty picturing or. The most i can do is imagine it. As a generalisation, however, i can only imagine usually indicates one of two things (which often overlap somewhat in practice). , it means that you don't know the answer or you son't know what to say, so you have to guess. The latter says you can't even do that, not even. I can't imagine and i can imagine have literally opposite meanings, but are used interchangeably as expressions of empathy. I can only imagine = i haven't experienced it;