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    haven't is past tense. example 'I haven't cleaned my room yet'. haven't isn't a verb when you use it. it's a helping verb for the past tense of "to clean". a helping verb isn't the main verb. clean is the main verb. so if you use have as the main verb it would be " don't have" or "do/does not have". hope this helped and good luck!
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    July 27, 2018
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    To drink = 飲む   X

    Drinking = 飲んで  ◯
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    June 26, 2018
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