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The sentence 'I haven't earned' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to indicate that you have not attained a certain goal or reward. For example: "I haven't earned enough points to get a free flight yet."
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I haven't earned it yet.
I've never made money that I haven't earned.
I haven't earned a penny since Mr Crawley died, now I owe money all over the village.
Instead of feeling the excitement of the ever-stronger sunlight I feel like I haven't earned anything; I haven't survived through something.
I feel weird when people bill me as a comedian because I feel I haven't earned my stripes in live performance.
I haven't earned this yet.' You don't go from being a first-term senator, no matter how popular, winning one caucus, and suddenly you're anointed.
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There is respect for me that I have not earned.
I hadn't earned these congratulations, after all".
Still, I could sense the concern -- and I always felt like I was getting credit for something I hadn't earned.
Each morning, I had to dig my way out, like a snowed-in Alaskan, through piles of offers from credit card companies, apparently quite unconcerned that I hadn't earned a bean in the last eight years.
I figured I gained whatever credits I hadn't earned in high school through actual life.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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