Передплата не має ні пакета хвилин, ні додаткового пакета інтернету.

Here передплата is a noun meaning subscription, plan, or sometimes prepaid service depending on context.

Grammatically, it is:

• feminine
• singular
• in the nominative case because it is the subject of the sentence

So передплата не має... means the subscription does not have...

Має is the 3rd person singular form of мати (to have).

Because the subject передплата is singular, Ukrainian uses:

• передплата має = the subscription has
• передплата не має = the subscription does not have

So this is just the normal present-tense verb agreeing with a singular subject.

This is a very common question.

• не має = does not have
  This is the negative form of the verb мати.

• немає = there is no / there isn’t / is absent
  This is often used in a different sentence structure.

Compare:

• Передплата не має пакета хвилин.
  = The subscription does not have a minutes package.

• У передплаті немає пакета хвилин.
  = There is no minutes package in the subscription.

Both can be natural, but they are built differently.

Ні ..., ні ... means neither ... nor ...

So:

• ні пакета хвилин, ні додаткового пакета інтернету
  = neither a package of minutes nor an additional internet package

In Ukrainian, this structure is normally used together with a negative verb:

• не має ні ..., ні ...

That combination is completely standard.

Because мати in a negative sentence often takes the genitive for the thing that is lacking, especially in formal or standard usage.

So:

• має пакет = has a package
• не має пакета = does not have a package

And:

• має додатковий пакет інтернету
• не має додаткового пакета інтернету

This is especially common with the idea of absence / non-existence / lack of something.

This is a noun + noun structure meaning a package of minutes.

• пакет чого? = a package of what?
• хвилин = of minutes

So:

• пакет хвилин = a minutes package / package of minutes

Then, because the whole phrase is the object of не має, пакет becomes genitive:

• не має пакета хвилин

So you can think of it as:

• outer genitive: пакета after не має
• inner genitive: хвилин after пакет

Because the adjective has to match the noun in case, number, and gender.

Base form:

• додатковий пакет = an additional package

After не має, the noun becomes genitive:

• пакета

So the adjective also changes to genitive:

• додаткового пакета

That is normal adjective agreement:

• додатковий пакет
• не має додаткового пакета

Because it depends on пакет:

• пакет чого? = package of what?
• інтернету = of internet

So:

• пакет інтернету = internet package

This is the same pattern as:

• склянка води = glass of water
• чашка чаю = cup of tea
• пакет хвилин = package of minutes

So інтернету is not directly controlled by не має; it is controlled by пакета.

The given word order is natural and neutral:

• Передплата не має ні пакета хвилин, ні додаткового пакета інтернету.

Ukrainian word order is fairly flexible, so some variation is possible, especially for emphasis. But this version is the most straightforward for neutral written language.

For example, you could move things around for emphasis, but learners should treat the original order as the safe default.

Yes. You could say:

• Передплата не має пакета хвилин і додаткового пакета інтернету.

That still means the subscription does not have those things. But ні ..., ні ... is more clearly neither ... nor ... and sounds more emphatic and neatly balanced.

So:

• не має X і Y = does not have X and Y
• не має ні X, ні Y = has neither X nor Y

Often yes, but context matters.

Передплата can mean:

• subscription
• prepayment
• a prepaid plan or service plan

In mobile-service language, it often refers to the customer’s plan or prepaid arrangement rather than the abstract idea of “subscription” in the English streaming-service sense.

So the grammar is clear, but the exact English wording can vary with context.

Yes, пакет інтернету is understandable and normal in telecom language. But you may also hear alternatives such as:

• інтернет-пакет
• пакет мобільного інтернету
• пакет даних in some contexts

So the sentence is grammatically fine, but telecom wording can vary a bit depending on company style and region.

A useful breakdown is:

• Передплата — subject, nominative singular
• не має — verb, does not have
• ні пакета хвилин, ні додаткового пакета інтернету — two coordinated objects in a neither ... nor ... structure

So the pattern is:

[Subject] + [negative verb] + [ні X, ні Y]

That is a very common Ukrainian structure.