Are these sentences ok?
You asked me something, but I can't do it.

If I say these;
I can't grant your wish.
I can't meet your wish.

Are they ok? Or what would you say?

Question

Are these sentences ok?
You asked me something, but I can't do it.

If I say these;
I can't grant your wish.
I can't meet your wish.

Are they ok? Or what would you say?

Answer

The first one is okay, if not a little awkward...

The second one needs to be changed... "wish" should be something like "expectations" to make sense...

I would just say "I can't do that." or "Nope."

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Hello Pelin,

Wishes are granted, so the first sentence "I can't grant your wish" is correct.

Regards,
airabeth

Answer

You asked me something, but I can't do it

"You asked me to do something, but I can't do it" is much better.

wishes are granted so the second sentence is correct.

However a wish is not met. You can meet a demand, but not a wish.