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Moivile Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Have got to

Are these sentences grammatically correct?

I've got to visit her every Sunday.
They've got appointments on Monday.
  

Top answer

Yes, they are fine. The first indicates 'obligation' and the second indicates 'possession'.

— Mister Micawber

  • Yes, they are fine.
  • The first indicates 'obligation' and the second indicates 'possession'.
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Yes, they are fine. The first indicates 'obligation' and the second indicates 'possession'.
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I've got to visit her every Sunday.
They've got appointments on Monday.
Mister MicawberYes, they are fine. The first indicates 'obligation' and the second indicates 'possession'.
But these situations are habitual. Can we use have got to in habitual situations?
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Sure! What makes you think we cannot?
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