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Originally Posted by KyleGoetz
1. You know, most people don't precede が with polite form.
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Where did you learn that? Everyone does!
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2. You didn't actually use 欠く anywhere in your example sentence, so how can we answer your question?
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He did use it though incorrectly. He said "じかんを
かきません."
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Originally Posted by pacerier
anyway regarding the word 欠く, can i use it this way:
じかんをかきませんが、おかねはありません
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No, you can't. We use another word 事欠く for that.
「時間には事欠きませんが、お金はありません。」
However, if I may say this, it's probably too early for you to learn the word 欠く/欠ける. It's a much bigger word than you appear to think it is. If I were a beginner in Japanese, I would just say:
「時間はありますが、お金はありません。」