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Mango536 Posted 9 years ago
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Gotta
What is the different between i have got to and i must and i have to ?
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For example, a person is at a party and has to leave. " (This is very old-fashioned and overly-formal-sounding. )
- For example, a person is at a party and has to leave.
- " (This is very old-fashioned and overly-formal-sounding.
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For example, a person is at a party and has to leave. He might say one of the following:
"I've got to go." (This is the standard statement in informal English, in the US.)
"I have to go." (This is also possible.)
"I must go." (This is very old-fashioned and overly-formal-sounding. People don't talk like this today.)
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