Pleasehelp Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Have/having
Not having to pay for it. Or
Not have to pay for it.
Which is correct?
Not have to pay for it.
Which is correct?
Top answer
Neither is a complete sentence. Either phrase might be correct in the right context. Here are a couple of example: Not having to pay for it is one of the advantages of English Forums.
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Neither is a complete sentence. Either phrase might be correct in the right context. Here are a couple of example:
Not having to pay for it is one of the advantages of English Forums.
You do not have to pay for it.
Not having to pay for it is one of the advantages of English Forums.
You do not have to pay for it.
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