Difference between "Haven't" and "Have no" (French)

[Meertje]

Hello,

What's the difference in use between: I haven't (have not right?) and I have no
When do you use each construction

Is it true that generally, we add "got" to " Haven't"? (I haven't got the keys of the car"

If you want to translate it into French...
I haven't got the keys (Je n' ai pas eu les clés de la voiture?)
I have no keys of the car

Thank you very much
Maarten

[Alan]

Hi,

I would say: I haven't any keys or I haven't got any keys or I don't have any keys. The use of 'got' strengthens the idea of possession.

Alan
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[Noren]

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Hi Maaten,
It's nice to meet you here. Mr.Alan is an experienced tutor and he is right. By the way, what about using "gotten" instead of "got"? Thank you.

Noren Lee
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[Noren]

Sorry, that I didn't see "r" in your name. I hope you will understand my error.

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[Meertje]

Hello

Thank you for your messages!!
So we can conclude that boths options are correct, and that GOT is only used to strengthens the possesion.

It isn't possible to translate " got " in french?

Merci d' avance

Maarten

[Noren]

Maarten, it's my pleasure.

Noren Lee
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