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Arman19940326 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

grammer

is this grammatically right?
you ain’t gotta to walk no thousand miles
  

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you ain’t gotta to walk no thousand miles No.

— Mister Micawber

  • you ain’t gotta to walk no thousand miles No.
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arman19940326is this grammatically right?you ain’t gotta to walk no thousand miles
No.
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arman19940326you ain’t gotta to walk no thousand miles
The "to" shouldn't be there since "gotta" stands for "got to". Adding "to" is redundant.

"You ain’t gotta walk no thousand miles" is still ungrammatical but it means "You don't have to walk a thousand miles".

And it's "grammar".
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It's not even grammatical in the African American Vernacular dialect.
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i saw this in the lyrics of the song "Beautiful" by eminem......
thanks all for answering me....
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arman19940326i saw this in the lyrics of the song "Beautiful" by eminem......thanks all for answering me....
That is what you will see in these so-called artists' songs song lyrics. They are written for the listening pleasure of the subcultures.
I have always been against learning English from song lyrics, especially rap
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thanks for your attention ..........
I will try to use your advices......
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