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"haven 愒

"haven 愒

Is ist grammatically acceptable to say "I haven 愒 money" OR "I don 愒 have money" - I wonder whether it a controversial issue between British and American English.

25 Dec 2009

I have no money.
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25 Dec 2009

dilac

It 愀 not correct to say "I haven 愒 money" you can say "I haven 愒 got money" or "I don 愒 have money" or "I have no money"

25 Dec 2009

joalkaster

Think of it this way - "I haven 愒 money" is actually a contraction for "I have not money". Now you can see it 愀 incorrect to say "I haven 愒 money".

25 Dec 2009

I would say. "I 扉e got no money". or "I haven 愒 got any money."

25 Dec 2009

I have no money.

I haven 愒 got any money.

I don 愒 have any money.

25 Dec 2009

For me, ESL, The correct way would be " I have no money" or "I haven 愒 got any money" " I don 愒 have any money" or "I don 愒 have money"

26 Dec 2009

learner34

I don 愒 think 富 haven 愒 money. � is grammatically correct, but I have come across this usage in some conversations. It may be used in daily language.

26 Dec 2009

yanogator

"I haven 愒 money" is gramatically correct, but not used.

"I haven 愒 any money" is mainly British, and becoming stilted in its sound.

"I don 愒 have any money" is mainly US.

"Haven 愒 got" is mostly British, but many people in the US use it. I find it to be redundant.

Bruce

29 Dec 2009