Sentence examples for don't own from inspiring English sources

"don't own" is a valid part of a sentence in written English.
It is usually used as an imperative to express that someone does not have something, or does not have ownership or control of something. Example: "I don't own a car, so I have to take the bus to work."

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"They don't own brands.

I don't own sweats.

I don't own it".

Don't own a sling?

I don't own anything".

"We don't own one".

They don't own Spider-Man".

I don't own a scale.

Nope – I don't own one.

"I don't own an iPhone.

You don't own any CDs.

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