0
Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Got and got to
Please, could you complete with an example the following (here the words/sentences are used referring to a requesting) because I don't have any idea. I really didn't understand what they mean.
1) Got...?
2) Any chance of...?
(Here does nºs 1 and 2 have the same meaning?)
3) That's where my .....got to! (by the way what's the meaning of got to , here in the end of this sentence? ).
Thank you,
Stacy
1) Got...?
2) Any chance of...?
(Here does nºs 1 and 2 have the same meaning?)
3) That's where my .....got to! (by the way what's the meaning of got to , here in the end of this sentence? ).
Thank you,
Stacy
Top answer
" a huge advertising campaign by the American Dairy Association. " as you ask if someone can light your cigarette is another common use. " Very informal.
- " a huge advertising campaign by the American Dairy Association.
- " as you ask if someone can light your cigarette is another common use.
- " Very informal.
- 2) Any chance of ...
- means "Would you, by any chance, be able to [do X for me]" Any chance of a ride?
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
1) The most famous in the US would be "Got milk?" a huge advertising campaign by the American Dairy Association. But "Hey, got a light?" as you ask if someone can light your cigarette is another common use. It just means "Do you have..." Very informal.
2) Any chance of ... means "Would you, by any chance, be able to [do X for me]" Any chance of a ride? You say to the person who has just s
2) Any chance of ... means "Would you, by any chance, be able to [do X for me]" Any chance of a ride? You say to the person who has just s
00
Related Questions