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Nader75 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
which one is correct ?
I don't have any where...
I haven't any where...
I haven't any where...
Top answer
anywhere is one word. Once that's corrected, both are fine. S.
- anywhere is one word.
- Once that's corrected, both are fine.
- S.
- very often, however, as it is chiefly a British construction.
- I don't have anywhere to go.
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anywhere is one word.
Once that's corrected, both are fine. The second one will not be heard in the U.S. very often, however, as it is chiefly a British construction.
I don't have anywhere to go. (more universally used)
I haven't anywhere to go. (more restricted to British usage)
CJ
Once that's corrected, both are fine. The second one will not be heard in the U.S. very often, however, as it is chiefly a British construction.
I don't have anywhere to go. (more universally used)
I haven't anywhere to go. (more restricted to British usage)
CJ
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