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They both mean the same thing. Is there a preferred context for either of them, and which should be used in which type of situation?

Some examples:

"They've not left the plane."

"They haven't left the plane."

"I've not done that yet."

"I haven't done that yet."

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  • Technically, they're both correct. Aesthetically, the latter sounds much better. – Ricky Sep 19 '22 at 06:33
  • @Ricky - With respect, that's a matter of opinion. Both sound natural to me. There is no 'correct' situation in which to use either version. – Kate Bunting Sep 19 '22 at 07:19

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