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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
English grammar
In the interrogative and negative forms of the verb to have is it correct to use the auxiliary verb to do ? for example, I have a pen. Do I have a pen? I do not have a pen.
Or we can make them interrogative and negative in such way?` I have a pen. Have I a pen? I have not a pen.
Or we can make them interrogative and negative in such way?` I have a pen. Have I a pen? I have not a pen.
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You can use these: I have a pen. Do I have a pen? -- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
- You can use these: I have a pen.
- Do I have a pen?
- -- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
- I don't have a pen.
- I haven't a pen-- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
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You can use these:
I have a pen.
Do I have a pen?
Have I a pen?-- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
I don't have a pen.
I haven't a pen-- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
I have a pen.
Do I have a pen?
Have I a pen?-- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
I don't have a pen.
I haven't a pen-- Not common (perhaps more so in BrE).
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