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No, I have no idea #1 (permalink) Thu Apr 28, 2005 8:50 am   No, I have no idea
 

Test No. incompl/elem-19 "Late Again", question 2

No, I have ......... idea.

(a) any
(b) no
(c) not
(d) some

Test No. incompl/elem-19 "Late Again", answer 2

No, I have no idea.

Correct answer: (b) no

Your answer was: incorrect
No, I have any idea.
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Idea #2 (permalink) Thu Apr 28, 2005 12:38 pm   Idea
 

You would have to make the VERB negative as in: I haven't any idea.
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No, I have no idea #3 (permalink) Wed Aug 03, 2005 18:51 pm   No, I have no idea
 

I think the form is "have not" or "haven't"; why in this case is "I have no idea"..??? :?:
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No, I have no idea #4 (permalink) Sun Feb 07, 2010 12:22 pm   No, I have no idea
 

Why is the correct answer "I have no idea" ?

I've thought that the correct answer was "I have not idea"

Could you clarify me why ?

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No, I have no idea #5 (permalink) Sun Feb 07, 2010 13:05 pm   No, I have no idea
 

Hi,

As I said above, there are two possibilities:

I have no idea or I haven't any idea.

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