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Where does "apparently" go? | "What is ...?" or "What ...is?"
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Have no, haven't or have not #1 (permalink) Mon Jun 07, 2004 13:17 pm   Have no, haven't or have not
 

Hello everyone,

could you please tell me the difference between these expressions.
are they correct?

I have no question
I haven't question
I have not question

:?:
thank you in advance!
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Questions #2 (permalink) Mon Jun 07, 2004 14:22 pm   Questions
 

Two possibilities here:

I have no question.

I don't have a question.

I believe the second one is more acceptable.

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Have no, haven't or have not #3 (permalink) Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:02 pm   Have no, haven't or have not
 

I have no Question.
I have not any Question.
I haven't Question.

Remember: Haven't and Have not Are same.
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Have no, haven't or have not #4 (permalink) Mon Mar 30, 2009 12:10 pm   Have no, haven't or have not
 

Hi Hawwtbill,

Every of your sentences contains at least one mistake. How many of your mistakes can find and correct yourself?

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