What's the difference between " got to " and " have got to " ,and how can we use them ?
What's the difference between " got to " and " have got to " ,and how can we use them ?
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I might say "I have to go to town" or "I have got to go to town" or "I got to go to town". All are about the same.
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It is all about impact and emphasis. Speak this out loud:.........I got to go.........I HAVE got to go
Saying or writing: 'got to,' sounds bad. It sounds like slang. And saying: 'I have got to,' adds extra words. "I must go" is better.
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"got to" and "gotta" are usually used in spoken English.They all have the meaning of "have to".
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Sounds like great bro!
What I understood from your speech that it ain't polite to say " I got to " or " have got
because of that doesn't meant beg a pardon for doing something or going to somewhere . it means about to do this thing ,and the means by says " got to " Just tell the person about what you're going to do not beg a pardon to do .
Thanks bro for a wonderful show ,and being here . let's stay on touch bro :) .
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