(i got to go) or (i have to go)?
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"I got to go" is wrong.
You can say either:
1. I've got to go (I have got to go)
or
2. I have to go.
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"I have to go." is an obligation to go (using the have to+verb pattern for obligations).
You might hear "I got to go" as a short form of "I have got to go", but it's lazy English. If you were sitting an exam, "I got to go" is definitely wrong.
Unless you had invaded West Africa with friends and when dividing up the countries "you got Togo"... which may displease the Togolese. ;)
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thank you all
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I have to go.
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