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Snappy Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The meaning of "we go to party"
In " Grandma's Tales," I found the following passage.
"I know," Grandma said, "that's just a side benefit of being reborn. But enough with compliments, we got to party."
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Can I understand that "we got to party" means "We have got (We've got) to party," where the word "party" is a verb?
"I know," Grandma said, "that's just a side benefit of being reborn. But enough with compliments, we got to party."
http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/AddPost.aspx?ForumID=12
Can I understand that "we got to party" means "We have got (We've got) to party," where the word "party" is a verb?
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Yes, that's how I would understand it.
- Yes, that's how I would understand it.
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khoffYes, that's how I would understand it.Thank you. The URL I quoted was wrong. The right one is
http://www.journal.alsopreview.com/?p=516
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