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haven´t .haven´t got , don´t have Are the three sentences correct? I haven´t got any money I haven´t any money I don´t have any money What about taking "any" out,: I haven´t money? THANK YOU

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The first three sentences are fine. Yes, you always need "any."
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All three are correct, but none of them would make sense if you left the 'any' out. Hope this helps!

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