Can not vs. cannot

[Anon]

Which is correct?

[Coffa]

Which is correct?

Both are correct. "Cannot" is used where the emphasis is upon an inability to do something. "Can not" emphasises an ability to NOT do something.

For example:

"I cannot play tennis." - I am unable to play tennis.
"I can not play tennis." - if I want to make the boss feel good by beating me at tennis.

[lhn]

Both are correct. "Cannot" is used where the emphasis is upon an inability to do something. "Can not" emphasises an ability to NOT do something.
For example:
"I cannot play tennis." - I am unable to play tennis.
"I can not play tennis." - if I want to make the boss feel good by beating me at tennis.

I have been interested in learning English almost for six years and I learned this a few minutes ago. wawww...

[lhn]

Both are correct. "Cannot" is used where the emphasis is upon an inability to do something. "Can not" emphasises an ability to NOT do something.
For example:
"I cannot play tennis." - I am unable to play tennis.
"I can not play tennis." - if I want to make the boss feel good by beating me at tennis.

Are these two sentences true in grammatically? Their writings???

Many thanks...

[Coffa]

Are these two sentences true in grammatically? Their writings???
Many thanks...

Yes, they are.