What is the correct "I don't have" Or "I haven't"?

[Topsecret_2010]

hello,
please, could you tell me what is the correct sentence :
I say " I don't have........."
Or I say " i haven't........."
and if the both are correct what is the different between them?
I will be happy if you answer me.
Thanks.

[Torsten]

Please take a look at this: "don't you" vs. "haven't you"

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[Cerberus™]

Depends on context. When "have" is an auxiliary verb, echo it in your negation or question; when it is not, don't. The exception is when it is used in the sense "possess": it may be echoed, but this is not compulsory. Echoing it thus is a bit old fashioned.

[Hieupt]

To me, saying "I don't have enough money" and "I haven't enough money" are mostly the same! In this case, "haven't" is British English and "don't have" is American English, Am I correct?
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Thank you very much,
Hieu Phan.

P/s: Please just correct if I'm wrong somewhere!

[Torsten]

In Great Britain you will also hear: "I haven't got any money" or "I have no money" or "I'm broke".

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