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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
There got
Can I say,
In the classroom, there got a mischievous boy.
In the classroom, there got a mischievous boy.
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No, it's incorrect. You can say: There is a mischivous boy in the classrom. There's a mischivous boy in the classroom.
- No, it's incorrect.
- You can say: There is a mischivous boy in the classrom.
- There's a mischivous boy in the classroom.
- The construction "There Got" doesn't exist.
- You can have "There's got to be" in this casse it is similar to "There has to be"
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No, it's incorrect.
You can say:
There is a mischivous boy in the classrom.
There's a mischivous boy in the classroom.
The construction "There Got" doesn't exist. You can have "There's got to be" in this casse it is similar to "There has to be"
You can say:
There is a mischivous boy in the classrom.
There's a mischivous boy in the classroom.
The construction "There Got" doesn't exist. You can have "There's got to be" in this casse it is similar to "There has to be"
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Hi VT
It would fine to say "There is a mischievous boy in the classroom." That refers to the existence of a mischievous boy there.
Why did you want to use "got" rather than "is"?
It would fine to say "There is a mischievous boy in the classroom." That refers to the existence of a mischievous boy there.
Why did you want to use "got" rather than "is"?
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