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Scw72  +  507050 Tue, 29 Apr 08 01:02 PM

Hi all,

Is it possible that the negative form of "have to' would be "haven't to" or " have not to" instead of "don't have to" ? 

Thanks for your help in advance!!

cw
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Mister Micawber  +  507082 Tue, 29 Apr 08 01:53 PM
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Yes, that is possible, but I think that only the contraction is accepted.
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