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Jacopo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Got to meet

Hi, could someone explain me the meanings of this expression? I read in another post that "go to" sometimes "is used to show that something unusual/special happened".
I've never heard about that, could you write down some examples?
Tnk Bye!
  

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Your heading has "got to meet", and the body of your post has "go to". I think you'll have to explain your question in more detail before we can answer your post. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Your heading has "got to meet", and the body of your post has "go to".
  • I think you'll have to explain your question in more detail before we can answer your post.
  • CJ
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Your heading has "got to meet", and the body of your post has "go to".

I think you'll have to explain your question in more detail before we can answer your post.

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Sorry!
My question is about got to meet.
Then I wrote about "got to" asking (at least in my mind Emotion: smile) if it's used to explai
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OK. Now that makes sense.

to get to do something is to have the opportunity to do something desirable. It may be a sort of honor, privilege, or treat that the person has been wanting for some time. Getting to do something is a joyous occasion; not getting to do something is a disappointment.

The kids were very excited because they got to see the new Disney movie
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Now it's clear! thank you very much!
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