Today listening a song I've heard something I can't understood

```

    だけどなれるはずもなくて
    
```

So i started to gather information about this, but it gets me more confused
and furthermore found out two more

> はずはない

and

> はずがない

So, i want to know what is the meaning of this and how should i choose one
when speak. Thank you so much in advance for any help you can bring me. I
really appreciate it
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grammar word-choice translation meaning focus-particles
はずもない、はずはない、はずがない. Difference and meaning
Hmm im a beginers japanese student. Im just going on a whim here. From what i
can see the first one has in the syllables 'ha' 'sa' and then ' ha' while the
second has in 'ha' 'su' and then 'ka' i hope this helps
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This is another really tough question. They are almost the same, but if I dare
to say something, も's version has a nuance of concession, that is, there are
many other impossible things and the case mentioned is one of them, so it's
not unnatural for it to be impossible. が's nuance is something like it's the
last thing that's supposed to be so, if it's different at all.
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