Clue

Hi Pieanne.
"I haven't a clue" is fine. It sounds like older style English to me, but many people still use it.
Cheers

Thanks, MiJ...
And I suppose it's the same for
"I haven't the slightest"
"I haven't the foggiest"?

Yes, or even; "I haven't an Aston Martin, but I wish I had."

why not?

I ask myself that same question everyday as I climb onto my bicycle!
I'll let you know when I work it out, but you must promise to keep it a secret, O.K.?

I'll keep it hush hush, promise!
(have you ever tried some dancing under a full moon? Some say it works...)

Yes, since I learned of it I've been collecting large rocks, and I hope to give Japan its very own Stonehenge before long

Then I guess I'll hear about it in the news...

'haven't (got) a clue' is still the usual BrE form.

'What's your new temp like?'
'She hasn't got a clue.'

Or, truncated:

'Why are you posting on a thread that's already finished?'
'Haven't a clue.'

Often simply => 'clueless'.

MrP

I would be more tempted to say "I don't have a clue"...

In my case; "I wouldn't have a clue" or "I haven't got a clue" or even "I don't have the foggiest notion"

Did I say "I haven't a clue" was older style? Oops - perhaps just not common in some places.
Thanks MrP.