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Mudclay Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Informal English

Hello,

I have no idea. ( I don't have any idea.)

We have no common answer. (We don't have common answer.)

I have no money. (I don't have money.)

Is "have no" informal english? or both are acceptable?

If i change "have no" to question are these correct?

I have no idea. Have I no idea?

We have no common answer. Have we no common answer?

Thank you very much.
  

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The statement ('have no') is slightly nore formal, but is used more often for added emphasis. The question form is antiquated.

— Mister Micawber

  • The statement ('have no') is slightly nore formal, but is used more often for added emphasis.
  • The question form is antiquated.
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The statement ('have no') is slightly nore formal, but is used more often for added emphasis. The question form is antiquated.
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