Does not have OR Does not has ?

[refai]

Please make me clear

Which one is correct

1.Tom do not have a car
2.Tom does not have a car
3.Tom does not has a car
4.Tom haven't a car.

 

[J&K Tutoring]

Which one do you think is right?

 

[Ninth]

Please make me clear

Which one is correct

1.Tom do not have a car
2.Tom does not have a car
3.Tom does not has a car
4.Tom haven't a car.

The correct one is "Tom does not have a car" or you may use "Tom has not a car"

Not a teacher and native language is Thai

 

[Rover_KE]

The correct one is "Tom does not have a car" or you may use "Tom has not a car".

Not a teacher and native language is Thai.

We do not spoonfeed the answers to homework questions, Ninth.

Refai was asked by teacher J&K Tutoring to make his own effort first. You might have had the courtesy to wait for refai's reply.

'Tom has not a car' is not a natural-sounding sentence.

Rover

 

[Ninth]

We do not spoonfeed the answers to homework questions, Ninth.

Refai was asked by teacher J&K Tutoring to make his own effort first. You might have had the courtesy to wait for refai's reply.

'Tom has not a car' is not a natural-sounding sentence.

Rover

Very sorry for not having the right manner and thank you for your comment and suggestion.

As for the question, my teacher used to teach me that "has not" can be used instead of "does not". Is the sentence "Tom has not a car" grammatical?

 

[bhaisahab]

Very sorry for not having the right manner and thank you for your comment and suggestion.

As for the question, my teacher used to teach me that "has not" can be used instead of "does not". Is the sentence "Tom has not a car" grammatical?

Yes, it's grammatical, but as Rover_KE said it's not a natural-sounding sentence.
"Tom hasn't a car" is better but not very commonly used in modern English.