have to, have go to
when do we use ( have to) and ( have got to) and what is difference between them ?
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"Have got to (verb)" is probably more slang than anything, however it may emphasize the thing you have to do.
Example: We have GOT TO go to the store before it closes. (Meaning that it is imperative that you go to the store)
"Have to (verb)" just means that you must do something.
Example: I have to go to the store to buy some bread.
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I agree with VinceT, emphasis is put on have GOT to.
Have to can be used when you actually have to do something and you're being serious, or quite commonly you're just saying it when you know you might not even do it for awhile.
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