VERY, VERY BEGINNER LESSON 9 "HAVE" NEGATIVE Present

THESE RULES APPLY TO ALL VERBS EXCEPT "TO BE." We'll see some more examples in upcoming videos.
I don't have
You don't have
She doesn't have
He doesn't have
It doesn't have
We don't have
They don't have
Notice: The helping verb (don't/doesn't) changes; the base verb (HAVE) does not change.
Sorry, I meant to say "Lesson 7" to review the basic forms of "HAVE" (not Lesson 6)

[@nelsylopez7951]

Could we use "she has no dog" Intead "she doesn't have a dog" ???

[@DaveESL]

Yes, we can. "She doesn't have" is a bit more standard/common. Bravissimo!

[@abd00000pp]

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[@gygboteros940]

Gracias.

[@vanithakarampuri3569]

I haven't car ...Instead of i don't have a car....Is it correct or not

[@DaveESL]

Vanitha, "I haven't a car" is perfectly correct and fine, but it is a bit more typically British. In the US, we say more likely "I don't have a car." Hope that helps, cheers.

[@DaveESL]

Vanitha, I think I replied already below. But, I repeat...yes, it is correct, but if you're in the U.S., it will sound more natural to say "don't have." If you're in the U.K., "haven't" will sound more natural. :-) In India, likely "haven't" is more common as well, yes?

[@cristian-bo3qo]

Like por los que bienen por la tarea de inglés

[@derlysr2007]

piuta

[@derlysr2007]

mierda me ago poposita

[@DaveESL]

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[@masterchief115]

PEPE

[@gygboteros940]

Gracias.