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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
is this sentence grammatically correct.............
is it correct:--
You got to do,what you got to do.
.................................thx in advance.
You got to do,what you got to do.
.................................thx in advance.
Top answer
Kind of... " And so it's not really grammatically correct, but this kind of sentence is frequent in natural speech. This is a similar expression to yours above, from old John Wayne westerns...
- Kind of...
- " And so it's not really grammatically correct, but this kind of sentence is frequent in natural speech.
- This is a similar expression to yours above, from old John Wayne westerns...
- " Note: "got to" is usually pronounced as either "gotta" or "godda"...
- Hope that helps...
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Kind of...
"You got to do, what you got to do"
is a very informal spoken version of:
"You've got to do, what you've got to do."
And so it's not really grammatically correct, but this kind of sentence is frequent in natural speech.
This is a similar expression to yours above, from old John Wayne westerns...
"A man's got to do, what a man's go
"You got to do, what you got to do"
is a very informal spoken version of:
"You've got to do, what you've got to do."
And so it's not really grammatically correct, but this kind of sentence is frequent in natural speech.
This is a similar expression to yours above, from old John Wayne westerns...
"A man's got to do, what a man's go
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Hi guys,
I would omit the comma from all these versions.
John Wayne wasn't the kind of hombre to fiddle around with commas.
I would omit the comma from all these versions.
John Wayne wasn't the kind of hombre to fiddle around with commas.
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