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have or havn't: Haven't you been to New York? - No, I haven't / No, I have



 
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have or havn't: Haven't you been to New York? - No, I haven't / No, I have #1 (permalink) Sat Mar 07, 2009 16:26 pm   have or havn't: Haven't you been to New York? - No, I haven't / No, I have		  
as we know if the question is negative the answer is positive. so, why the third choise is best?
"Haven't you been to New York?"
"_____ been there."
Yes, I haven't
Yes, I wasn't
x No, I haven't
No, I have
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have or havn't #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 08, 2009 2:10 am   have or havn't		  
The answers with Yes and No can be either complete sentences : Yes, I am; Yes, I did; Yes, I have; or No, I am not; No, I did not; No, I have not.
or "abbreviated forms" : Yes. No.
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have or havn't #3 (permalink) Sun Mar 08, 2009 14:54 pm   have or havn't		  
sorry, I didn't understand what are you meaning?
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