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Wisdom27 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
negative of a sentence
Dear all,
I have a car.
I don't have a car.
I don't have any car.
Do you have a car?
Do you have any car? I read in a grammar book, for the negative and question use"any" is it right? I always use "a"
Thank you
I have a car.
I don't have a car.
I don't have any car.
Do you have a car?
Do you have any car? I read in a grammar book, for the negative and question use"any" is it right? I always use "a"
Thank you
Top answer
I don't have any car would be a response in a dialogue if car (types) had been mentioned. " Do you have any car would also be used after cars had been mentioned. "
- I don't have any car would be a response in a dialogue if car (types) had been mentioned.
- " Do you have any car would also be used after cars had been mentioned.
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I don't have any car would be a response in a dialogue if car (types) had been mentioned. "Do you have a Ford or a VW?" "I don't have any car."
Do you have any car would also be used after cars had been mentioned. "I don't buy foreign or American cars" "Do you have any car?"
Do you have any car would also be used after cars had been mentioned. "I don't buy foreign or American cars" "Do you have any car?"
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