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Styler1 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Got to/have got to
Why are these used in past tense? Is there no specific reason like an idiom, or are people just misusing it?
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Have to go=got to go=gotta go. Yes, indeed got is the past form of get but sometimes it is used in a colloquial kind of way.
- Have to go=got to go=gotta go.
- Yes, indeed got is the past form of get but sometimes it is used in a colloquial kind of way.
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Have to go=got to go=gotta go.
Yes, indeed got is the past form of get but sometimes it is used
in a colloquial kind of way.
Yes, indeed got is the past form of get but sometimes it is used
in a colloquial kind of way.
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