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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is this right that "I have of money"?

A: Do you have money now?
#B-1: Yes , I have of money. 
#B-2 : No, I have out of money.
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I just make the dialog like this.
then, I 'm curious about they are right or not.

I think #B-1 is right but a little bit strange, am I right?
 If correct it, I have some money.
I guess #B-2 is  wrong.
It should be corrected as I am out of money.

Would you explain about them in detail ?
  

Top answer

#B-1: Yes , I have of money. #B-2 : No, I have out of money. Both your sentences are incorrect.

— Fivejedjon

  • #B-1: Yes , I have of money.
  • #B-2 : No, I have out of money.
  • Both your sentences are incorrect.
  • You can have a lot of money .
  • ljswave I am out of money.
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ljswaveA: Do you have money now?#B-1: Yes , I have of money. #B-2 : No, I have out of money.
Both your sentences are incorrect.

You can have a lot of money.
ljswave I am out of money.
This is fine. It means you have no money left.
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