segue la regola generale. Se c' è un verbo modale 
                        o un ausiliare, è questo che deve essere negato. 
 
| esempi | 
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| I have already 
                                    baked the cake. | 
I 
                                    have not (haven't) baked the cake. | 
  | 
| Have you ever 
                                    been to London? | 
Haven't 
                                    you ever been 
                                    to London? 
                                    = Have you 
                                    not ever (= 
                                    never) been to 
                                    London? | 
  | 
| She has worked here for 
                                    20 years. | 
She has 
                                    not (hasn't) worked here for 20 years. | 
 | 
| We have just 
                                    opened a bottle of wine. | 
We have 
                                    not (haven't) just opened 
                                    a bottle of wine. | 
 | 
| Have you seen 
                                    Alex lately? | 
Have 
                                    you not seen Alex lately?  
                                    = Haven't you 
                                    seen Alex 
                                    lately? | 
  | 
| He has worked a lot recently. | 
He has 
                                    not (hasn't) worked a lot recently. 
                                   |  | 
| She has lived here since 
                                    1980. | 
She has 
                                    not (hasn't) lived here since 1980. 
                                   |  | 
 
| esempio | 
  | 
  | 
| I have already 
                                    baked the cake. | 
I 
                                    cannot (can't) have baked the cake. | 
  | 
| She 
                                    has worked here for 
                                    20 years. | 
She may 
                                    not have worked here for 20 years. | 
 | 
| We have 
                                    just opened 
                                    a bottle of wine. | 
We must 
                                    not (mustn't) have just opened 
                                    a bottle of wine. | 
 | 
| He has 
                                    worked a lot recently. | 
He  
                                    didn't need to have worked  a lot recently. 
                                   |  | 
| She has lived here since 
                                    1980. | 
She has 
                                    not (hasn't) to have lived here since 
                                    1980. 
                                   |  |