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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
He has a headache.
The negative sentence of this sentence:He has a headache.
Which one is right?
He hasn't a headache.
He doesn't have a headache.
Which one is right?
Top answer
Both are possible. The 2nd is more common nowadays.
- Both are possible.
- The 2nd is more common nowadays.
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Hi,
Both are fine: the first one is more likely to be said in British English, whereas the second one is more likely
to be said in American English.
Regards
Both are fine: the first one is more likely to be said in British English, whereas the second one is more likely
to be said in American English.
Regards
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