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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

when should I use "have" and "got to"

I wanna know, when should I use have* and *got to ?
what's the difference between them ?

for example: I have to go* or *I got to go ?
if it's ok to use them both, which one is better ? why?
  

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'Got to' (without 'have') is substandard English and for some listeners suggests low education. 'Wanna' is also substandard English. These are your choices: I have to go.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'Got to' (without 'have') is substandard English and for some listeners suggests low education.
  • 'Wanna' is also substandard English.
  • These are your choices: I have to go.
  • I've got to go .
  • ) I must go.
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'Got to' (without 'have') is substandard English and for some listeners suggests low education. 'Wanna' is also substandard English. These are your choices:

I have to go.
I've got to go. (AmE only, I think.)
I must go.
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