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Haven't is short for 'have not.'

Example: "They haven't done their homework. Again!"

Haven't is listed in dictionaries. It is called a contraction.

(For example, won't is a contraction of will not)

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It is partly a verb. The contraction hasn't means "has not" which is an auxiliary verb and an adverb making it negative. It would come in front of a verb as part of the present perfect tense.

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