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'He haven't help me' vs 'He hasent help me'



 
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is "intimacy" derogatory? | Usage of the prepositions: 'are you coming for tea' vs 'are you coming to tea'
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'He haven't help me' vs 'He hasent help me' Wed Feb 27, 2008 9:12 am  'He haven't help me' vs 'He hasent help me'		  
Ok guys please tell me if this is right...

" HE HAVENT HELP ME " or " HE HASENT HELP ME "
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'He haven't help me' vs 'He hasent help me' Wed Feb 27, 2008 9:28 am  'He haven't help me' vs 'He hasent help me'		  
Neither of them is correct.

You can say, "He hasn't helped me"
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