- Got to = is used in slang English [ i got to do it or i gotta do it ] then in STANDARD English there is no such thing as (subject+ to got to :) please do not learn a language by its social diverted mode of communication, because you will simply not learn the language correctly ! - to Have = is to possess, e.g: "i have an idea" here i guess you mean "to have to" = or to have got to, meaning you are somehow obliged to, e.g: "I have (got) to finish my work by 7p.m, as i am invited to Wotila's birthday this evening!" - About your question, we can't compare between the two "got to" & "have (got) to"!

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1. "got t"' does not mean anything. 2. I have got to = I have to There is no difference between "have" and "have got" This question is asked again and again.