📘English Grammar - 👆Hasn't or Doesn't have? (another great student question!)😉

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[@emmanuelesedion8315]

What is the question tag to the statement 'Raymond has two cars'. In Britain

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[@bob5B]

It hasn't been done OR it doesn't have been done? what is(are) the rule(s) in negative form(s) please?

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You can say "It hasn't been done." or "It wasn't done." We don't say "doesn't have been," this grammar is incorrect.

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Yeah, so present perfect

[@معاذوليد-خ3ط]

the mean find don't difference between haven't and don't have

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Has is used when the subject is He, She, or It. - "He has $5." Have is used when the subject is I, We, or They. - "I have $5." Haven't and Don't have follows the rules as Hasn't and Doesn't have. Different grammar for different subjects.

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Сначала не понял, потом как понял

[@halaplayz15]

I have a question Can I say : " Hasn't she got homeworks? "

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👍Yes you can. Be careful though, homework is not a countable noun so there is no plural. We wouldn't add an 'S' to homework.

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