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I have not umbrella. or I have no umbrella. #1 (permalink) Thu Jan 22, 2009 11:37 am   I have not umbrella. or I have no umbrella.
 

what is the difference?

i have not umbrella OR i have no umbrella? : :roll:
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I have not umbrella. or I have no umbrella. #2 (permalink) Thu Jan 22, 2009 13:06 pm   I have not umbrella. or I have no umbrella.
 

i have not umbrella is incorrect..you couldn't use "not" as a adjective to modify a noun I suppose.
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I have not umbrella. or I have no umbrella. #3 (permalink) Thu Jan 22, 2009 14:02 pm   I have not umbrella. or I have no umbrella.
 

or you can say "I have not got an umbrella." This is the same as saying "I do not have an umbrella."
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