Anonymous  +  322465 Wed, 31 Jan 07 05:05 PM Can any one let me know what is the difference between We don't have uploaded and We have not uploaded and why should we use that....(I am very weak in english grammer) Thanks in advance Anonymous Difference Between

	Ruslana  +  322517 Wed, 31 Jan 07 07:12 PM We don't have it uploaded = Someone hasn't uploaded it for us. We have not uploaded it = We ourselves haven't uploaded it. Ruslana Joined on Sat, Dec 17 2005 Senior Member 3,688 Difference Between

	Marius Hancu  +  322536 Wed, 31 Jan 07 07:52 PM  Ruslana wrote: We don't have it uploaded = Someone hasn't uploaded it for us. We have not uploaded it = We ourselves haven't uploaded it. Agree with the 2nd, but I think the 1st can mean both (someone else or ourselves). It just isn't there (uploaded). Marius Hancu Joined on Wed, Apr 26 2006 Veteran Member 11,673 Difference Between

	CalifJim  +  322604 Wed, 31 Jan 07 10:08 PM We don't have uploaded (the file) is not correct because you have two auxiliary verbs before a past participle, do (as part of don't) and have.  do, don't, does, doesn't, did, and didn't cannot be used if followed by has, have, or had followed by a past participle. So the following are all incorrect:  did had gone, don't have seen, didn't has walked, do have wanted, doesn't has heard. They should be:  had gone, have not seen, has not walked, have wanted, and has not heard. CJ CalifJim Joined on Mon, Aug 2 2004 California Veteran Member 22,458 "There are no facts, only interpretations" - Nietzsche Verbs, Difference Between, Auxiliaries

	Ant_222  +  322614 Wed, 31 Jan 07 10:26 PM CalifJim: «We don't have uploaded (the file)...» Maybe: "we don't have it uploaded" — Present Simple? Ant_222 Joined on Sun, May 21 2006 Podolsk, Russia Contributing Member 1,717 Difference Between, Present Simple

	CalifJim  +  322622 Wed, 31 Jan 07 10:58 PM Without a complete question, one can only guess at an answer, I suppose.  It's impossible to say whether the original question was about the grammaticality of We don't have uploaded (something) or about the grammaticality of We don't have (something) uploaded.  Given that the full and consecutive set of words We don't have uploaded was given with nothing intervening between have and uploaded, I concluded that I should  answer as if the question concerned We don't have uploaded (something). CJ CalifJim Difference Between

	Sashasaski  +  322702 Thu, 01 Feb 07 03:28 AM Judging from his original question, I can suspect what he might be asking is simply the difference between "We don't have (noun)." and "We have not (noun)." "uploaded" can be misguiding us to think that question is about the tense. Let's say we put "disks" after uploaded. My understanding is: "We don't have uploaded disks/We have not uploaded disks." share same meaning. But latter is more confusing (because it looks like present perfect tense) and became archaic way. I know that I might be way off and making fool of myself here. I just couldn't resist the temptation of meddling around. Sashasaski Joined on Sat, Dec 16 2006 New Member 45 Difference Between, Tenses, Nouns, Present Perfect

	CalifJim  +  685947 Thu, 12 Mar 09 04:38 PM "have not to" is rarely used these days.  You may find it in older literature, however. I always use "don't have to", and I don't use "have not to". CJ CalifJim Literature