curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-have-a-conversation-about-preferences-and-motivations/65a749262ad6c093d2dc8bb1.md
When someone says they can't stand seeing something, it means they really dislike or are upset by that situation. For example, I can't stand seeing food go to waste means it really bothers you when food is thrown away instead of being eaten or saved.
But I can't BLANK seeing this great software being BLANK.
stand
This verb, in this context, means to tolerate or bear, especially when talking about something you dislike or disagree with.
private
This adjective describes something not open or accessible to the general public or kept for the use of a specific person or group.
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