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Latest post Sat, Mar 3 2007 10:58 AM by Cool Breeze. 2 replies.
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User_gary  +  335176 Sat, 03 Mar 07 08:03 AM

John has a new car. (Positive statement)

How to say for negative statement?

John doesn't have a new car

or

John hasn't a new car.
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Lil' Ruby Rose, 2 yr 268 days ago
I would tend to say the first one, or "John hasn't got a new car".
Cool Breeze  +  335215 Sat, 03 Mar 07 10:58 AM
John hasn't a new car.
John hasn't got a new car.
John doesn't have a new car.


All are correct.
CB
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