English, 14.07.2019 14:30 jenny3661

Which sentence is written correctly? my editor said to never use the word can’t when talking about a deadline. my editor said to never use the word “can’t” when talking about a deadline. my editor said to never use the word “can’t” when talking about a deadline. my editor said to never use the word can’t when talking about a deadline.

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