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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

you got to ?

is it mean as you have to ?

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Does it mean the same as " you have to " ? Please put your entire question in the text box. "You got to" is sub-standard informal for "you have got to" or "you've got to".

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  • Does it mean the same as " you have to " ?
  • Please put your entire question in the text box.
  • "You got to" is sub-standard informal for "you have got to" or "you've got to".
  • It means the same thing as "you have to" and "you must".
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Does it mean the same as "you have to"?

Please put your entire question in the text box.

"You got to" is sub-standard informal for "you have got to" or "you've got to". It means the same thing as "you have to" and "you must".
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