4.52 'not' with 'have' and 'have got'.

If the verb is 'have', you usually put 'do', 'does', or 'did' after the subject, followed by 'not' or '-n't', followed by the base form 'have'.

• Sydney's new opera house does not have a parking lot.
• He didn't have a very grand salary.

You can simply put 'not' or '-n't' after the verb, but this use is less common.

• He hadn't enough money.
• I haven't any papers to say that I have been trained.

If you use 'have got', you put 'not' or '-n't' after 'have', followed by 'got'.

• I haven't got the latest figures.
• He hasn't got a daughter.

'Have got' is explained in paragraph 3.17.