"I hardly believe what she said" is this sentence correct? what about "I can hardly believe what she said ." please explain

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Zsltg · Answer 1 · 2022-08-20T21:10:34+0000

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Both are correct

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Yes, both are correct, but they have diffrent meanings. The first one means that something "IS" the way it is. The second one means it "CAN" be that way

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