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"Don't have" and "Have no"



 
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"Don't have" and "Have no" #1 (permalink) Thu Jan 22, 2009 3:24 am   "Don't have" and "Have no"
 

Hello, this is my first message, i want to ask a question.
Which is the difference between "Don't have" and "Have no".
I am reading a book and i saw the follwing sentences:
"I have no intention of lending you any money." also
"Mark has no chance of passing the exam."
In these sentences i can use "Don't have" and "Doesn't have", or better said, are the same "Have no" to "Don't have" and "Has no" to "Doesn't have".

Thanks for your answer.
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San
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