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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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She has a sweet voice.she doesn't have .a sweet voice., or is has not a sweet voice.which is right answer.
  

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"She doesn't have a sweet voice". You could also use "She hasn't got a sweet voice", but that is less common.

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  • "She doesn't have a sweet voice".
  • You could also use "She hasn't got a sweet voice", but that is less common.
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"She doesn't have a sweet voice".

You could also use "She hasn't got a sweet voice", but that is less common.
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I would use, "She does not have a sweet voice." or "Her voice is not sweet." (less acceptable).
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Which is appropriate no or not ??
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As a compliment: She has a sweet voice. Her voice is sweet. She sings sweetly.

As a criticism: She does not have a sweet voice. Her voice is not sweet. She hasn’t got a sweet voice.

“Which is appropriate no or not?” – when used with an object, “She has no voice at all.” “There is no sweetness to her voice.”

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She doesn't have a sweet voice.
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