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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

I have got to it

I have got to it.

Is this sentence correct?

If yes, how would you read it? I don't have no more context, but I have heard such a sentence the other day.
  

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no, have got sg to it

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no, have got sg to it
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Yes - it means that I have been busy but have finally managed to do something that was waiting to be done.
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Feebs11Yes - it means that I have been busy but have finally managed to do something that was waiting to be done.
Thank you Feebs11.

I know we say, "I have got down to it" for that. So I think we can omit "down" in spoken English. Am I right?
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Both sentences would be accceptable in spoken English. Both mean the same.
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