I can not come to your party? I will go the theater.?

Question

what is the grammatic mistake in the above sentecnce ?

Answer 1

It should be:

I cannot come to your party, as I am going to the theatre.

What is the grammatic mistake in the above sentence?

I corrected your spelling of sentence too.

Answer 2

I can't come to your party because I'm going to the theatre.

Answer 3

The major ones are the inappropriate use of question marks and the lack of the word "to" in "I will go to the theater."  However, it would really be better to say, "I can not come to your party because I am going to the theater that night."

Answer 4

I cannot go to your party. I am going to the theatre

??? duno lol

Answer 5

Why is there a ? after party and theatre, and why is there a full stop before that question mark, why was can not shortened to cannot?

Should it not be phrased as: I cannot come to your party as i am going to the theatre?

Answer 6

Firstly you ended a statement with a question mark asthough you are unsure of yourself. Twice you do this.

Secondly you missed out the assisting conjunction between "go" and "the"- you need the supporting adverb- "to"; otherwise you have stated two separate scentences with no connection and relationship between going somewhere and going to- as in "I will go to the theater."

However your overall statement still does not make sense since the two scentences are not connected- perhaps you meant- "I cannot come to your party. I am going to the theater instead." :)