Sentence Correction: Which sentence is correct?

The correct sentence is "I don't have any money." This sentence adheres to standard English grammar by avoiding double negatives. In standard English, using two negative words in the same clause to express a single negation is considered grammatically incorrect and can confuse the intended meaning. The phrase "don't have" already conveys negation, so "any" is used to complete the thought.

• "I don't have no money" is incorrect because "don't" (do not) and "no" create a double negative.
• "I haven't got no time" is also incorrect due to the double negative formed by "haven't" (have not) and "no."
• "I don't have none" similarly uses a double negative with "don't" and "none."

These incorrect options, while sometimes used in informal speech, are not grammatically acceptable in formal written or spoken English.