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The part of the sentence "I haven't won" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a situation in which you have not been successful in achieving something that you wanted. For example: "I've been hoping to win the lottery jackpot for years, but so far I haven't won."
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"Well, I haven't won one, so probably".
"Great, because I haven't won any matches".
I haven't won a major.
"I haven't won," Carroll said.
"I haven't won early," Mattiace said.
"I haven't won anything anywhere," he says.
I'm disappointed that I haven't won more".
But I haven't won even one Olympic medal yet.
There are still two monuments I haven't won".
Obviously I haven't won but I have been close.
"I feel like I haven't won," she says.
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