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Jan 9, 2008 · what is the right?: I had not known that before.. That is certainly possible in certain circumstances. For instance, you might say, "I hadn't known [or been aware of] that before I arrived in Tulsa. Had I known that earlier I wouldn't have bothered to come." I have not known that before.. I can't think of a context in which this would be used.
Jun 29, 2010 · Current Location. Czech Republic. Mar 23, 2011. #3. #1 is rather formal. You are not likely to hear it very often in normal conversation. Not open for further replies.
Nov 26, 2004 · In the present perfect, only HAVE DIVED is ok. Here is why: English, like other germanic languages, has past participles ending in -n and -ed (compare to German -en and -t). For example, have begun, have run, have strung. Exceptions like "have come" came about due to loss of the -en suffix (compare to German "habe gekommen" which still has it).
Nov 4, 2018 · Rachel Adams said: I should have added an object. I was not asking about the sentences with the p resent erfect and ''have got'' in them. I was asking if it is possible to remove ''do'' in the examples like these [STRIKE]ones [/STRIKE] ''Do you have any new textbooks?'' ''Have you any new textbooks?'' ''I don't have any new books.'' ''I haven't ...
Apr 9, 2010 · In BrE, the minority of people who don't say 'I haven't got' or 'I don't have' tend to say 'I have no' rather than 'I have not a/any'. However, there are a few expressions, such as 'I haven't a clue', in which 'have not', usually contracted to 'haven't, is used. Not open for further replies. The question is simple, but it keeps puzzling me.
Dec 20, 2015 · It is as follows: "She will be upset that she wasn't asked." Sentence Transformation: "She will be upset not to have been asked." - This is the answer given in the book. Would this also be a possible answer: "She will be upset not having been asked." Why "not to have been asked" ? - is it because "she wasn't asked".
Mar 17, 2014 · Great Britain. Mar 21, 2014. #1. Guys I have two more questions. Q.1)For example one of my friend comes and give me my lost watch.Which of the followings sentence should I say: 1)From where did you get this. 2)From where have you got this. Q.2) One of my friend asks me did you see Xyz (Any guy).
Jul 17, 2009 · If your parents forbid you to do something, then it is 'I must not do it', the same as hard drugs. I don't have to do it = I needn't do it = I don't need to do it. They mean the same thing. 'Needn't' is hardly used compared to 'don't need to' and 'don't have to'. So, it could be 'You needn't ask, just take some', or 'you don't need to ask, just ...
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Aug 24, 2011 · refai said: Please make me clear. Which one is correct. 1.Tom do not have a car. 2.Tom does not have a car. 3.Tom does not has a car. 4.Tom haven't a car. The correct one is "Tom does not have a car" or you may use "Tom has not a car". Not a teacher and native language is Thai.
