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I haven't much time... I haven't much time & I don't have much time What is the difference?
10 okt. 2013 19:03
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They mean exactly the same thing. "I don't have much time" is how people usually say it; "I haven't much time" sounds a little more literary, as if it is something taken out of a 19th century English novel.
10 oktober 2013
the grammar book says: haven't got or don't have haven't = colloquial
11 oktober 2013
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Danyel
Taalvaardigheden
Wit-Russisch, Engels, Frans, Pools, Russisch, Oekraïens
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Engels, Pools
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