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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Hi!!!

Is there any problem if I say: "I have not much time because my life is very crazy." instead of saying: "I don't have much time because my life is very crazy" ?

And how about this question?

"Please, pay these bills to me (or for me?)" What's the difference?

Thanks!!!

Jessy
  

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" instead of saying : " I don't have much time because my life is very crazy " ? Both are OK. And how about this question ?

— Clive

  • " instead of saying : " I don't have much time because my life is very crazy " ?
  • Both are OK.
  • And how about this question ?
  • )" What's the difference?
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Hi,

Is there any problem if I say: "I haven't much time because my life is very crazy." instead of saying: "I don't have much time because my life is very crazy" ? Both are OK.

And how about this question?

"Please, pay these bills to me (or
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Clive

Tks a lot!

Best wishes,

Jessy
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