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Stephenlearner Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

The question form of "gotta"

Hi,

What is the correct question form of "gotta"? Is the following right?
Have you got to go?
Yes, I gotta go.
Thank you.
  

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'Gotta' is not a word; it is a transcription of the spoken pronunciation of 'have got to'.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Gotta' is not a word; it is a transcription of the spoken pronunciation of 'have got to'.
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'Gotta' is not a word; it is a transcription of the spoken pronunciation of 'have got to'.
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Thank you.

Have you got to go? (which can be contracted as "have you gotta go" in spoken English)
Yes, I have got to go (which can be contracted as "I gotta go" in spoken English)

Is that right?
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