"Non abbiamo lezioni oggi."
Translation:We have no classes today.
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My issue with this is that "lessons" and "classes" are two different words, and in this case, both should be correct.
classe - classi
lezione - molto lezione
"Lezione" ends in an accented vowel, so the spelling remains the same in the plural.
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This is not quite right. This translates to "we don't have" not "we have none", that's a much more specific meaning that isn't Incorporated in the Italian.
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"We haven't lessons today" was just marked wrong. I hope I'm correct in reporting it as should be accepted.
"Any." It's a similar meaning, but "any" is extra.
"Non abbiamo alcune lezioni oggi" = "We don't have any lessons today."
BTW, it's "alcune" because "lezioni" is feminine. It's one of those weird words that has what we would consider the plural fem ending for the singular and plural masc ending for the plural. "La lezione" and "le lezioni."