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The phrase "we haven't any" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is typically used to indicate that there is a lack of something. For example: - "I went to the store, but we haven't any bread left." - "We were planning on camping, but we haven't any tents." - "Sorry, we haven't any tickets left for that show." In these examples, "we haven't any" is used to express the absence or shortage of something. It is often followed by a noun to specify what is lacking. While this phrase is less common in spoken English, it is still acceptable to use in speech as well.
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"We haven't any choice," says Irina Bogdanova.
We deserved that luck, we haven't any this season whatsoever.
We haven't any idea when the usual service was resumed.
"We said it was O.K. because we haven't any choice," Ms. Loland said.
A dollar twenty-five, reduced from two dollars because we haven't any more".
"For those asking, no we haven't any Dave Beasant perm wigs in the club shop.
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we have not any contract.
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"We haven't done any".
We haven't had any big losses.
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