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cannot vs. can not
Cannot and can not are both acceptable English, but they have different meanings.
"I can not" is stronger form of of "may not". It is possible that I can't, but the the possibility that I can is not excluded.
Example: I can or I can not go somewhere.
"I cannot" means that it is impossible.
Example: I cannot go anywhere