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haven't receive vs haven't received

The correct phrase is "haven't received." The verb "receive" is irregular, and its past participle form is "received." Therefore, the correct construction is "haven't received."

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haven't receive

This phrase is incorrect. The verb "receive" is irregular, and its past participle form is "received."

The correct form is "haven't received." Use this construction when referring to something that has not been received up to the present moment.
  • So, I don't have to receive that terrible man again.
  • I can't receive messages, Ellebra vanishes.
  • We didn't receive your video transmission correctly.
  • I had no idea. Marty didn't receive many parcels.
  • He didn't receive his wings.
  • But we can't receive the cash.
  • I can't receive the Liberty, Tommy.
  • They didn't receive it yet.
  • The Court casts doubt on Mr Sergeyev's claims that he didn't receive these notifications.
  • I didn't receive orders otherwise.
  • Unfortunately, we didn't receive any help from the seven dwarves.
  • AIDS shouldn't receive such criticism.
  • But since he was busy he couldn't receive me.
  • But he didn't receive a call.
  • His brain can't receive auditory information.
  • But he didn't receive a call.
  • I - I didn't receive my paycheck this week.
  • I don't receive him with half a body.
  • - 'Cause I didn't receive it...
  • I can't receive here in my room, particularly with you present - for reasons too boring and complex to explain.

Alternatives:

  • haven't received
  • have not received
  • did not receive
  • have yet to receive
  • have not gotten

haven't received

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

Use this phrase to indicate that something has not been received up to the present moment. It is the correct past participle form of the verb "receive."
  • I haven't received my login/password.
  • And I haven't received any cards, anyway.
  • Please contact us if you haven't received your e-ticket after 2 days.
  • If you haven't received the confirmation email please contact us.
  • We haven't received anything like that.
  • We haven't received the order to attack.
  • I haven't received discovery, Your Honor.
  • We haven't received our funding, yet.
  • I haven't received a single letter from Australia.
  • We haven't received any distress signals from the crew.
  • ' - No, we haven't received notification.
  • I haven't received a check from you this season.
  • I haven't received my licences/I need additional licences.
  • Annie, I haven't received your timeline.
  • Annie, we still haven't received your medical records.
  • We haven't received any ransom notes.
  • No, I haven't received a call.
  • I haven't received your R.S.V.P. for tomorrow.
  • I haven't received a confirmation email.
  • For this house we haven't received any remarks with the customer reviews.

Alternatives:

  • haven't receive
  • have not received
  • did not receive
  • have yet to receive
  • have not gotten

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