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How can turn this sentence to negative sentence and to question sentence in american grammar?...i have done....
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The negative form is "I have not done" or "I haven't done".
You use the first form for emphasis and in formal written contexts, and the contraction ( haven't) in spoken and informal/neutral contexts.
To form a question, you reverse the subject (I) and auxiliary verb (have) : "Have I done?"
Two important points:
- The pronoun 'I' is always written with a capital letter 'I' - never 'i'.
- There is no such thing is 'American grammar'! There is only one English language, and one grammatical system used throughout the English-speaking world.
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Negative: I have not done ... or I haven't done...
Question: Have I done...? Or Have you done...? Alternatively, you could also use Have I completed...?
Examples: Have I done the dishes?
Have I completed this assignment correctly?
I haven't done that yet.
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