what kind of language is this?

Question

what kind of english is this sentence below and the meaning if u understand when u read the sentence.
the sentence:
"You cannot anyhow go and do."

ok ok i know the meaning. but the sentence structure is wrong not a good english rite?

Answer 1

it's like "whatever happen,u can't go and do it".

Answer 2

Broken English if its English used for writing sentence. But it can be romantic if you are hearing it from someone special, its confusing if you are confused because you did not ask for the explaination.

But looking at that sentence, i feel it came from someone special and you are actually trying to attract the persons attention by getting cofused.

Answer 3

This in the first place is not a sentence because it is incomplete. that is it is bereft of infinite verbs.

Secondly, it could mean in any way you cannot go and do it. This could be a situation where the writer wanted to express a difficult point and lacked the vigour to complete the phrase.

If you cannot understand the phrase by contex, please try understanding it by expression.

Answer 4

It's normal English, it's just got a misplaced modifier. "Anyhow" should modify the clause "you cannot go and do", not just the participle "go and do". It should be:
"You cannot go and do, anyhow."
Or, if "anyhow" is to be used as an interjection (although this is frowned upon):
"Anyhow, you cannot go and do."

Answer 5

It means you might as well go and get yourself another girlfriend since you can't make her happy either.

Answer 6

anyhow go do GOT ME that's what their teaching in schools now!!!

Answer 7

You can neither go to this place nor do this thing, no matter how hard you try.

Answer 8

it's means you're CAN'T.