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have to
i want to know the difference between have to and have got to
i have to do it
i have got to do it
what's the difference?
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Language pair: English; Pushto (Pashto)
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| 95624 |
Re:have to
there really isnt a difference.
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| 95654 |
Re:have to
There is no difference, except that:
"I have to do it"
is considered more grammatically correct.
"I have got" is a common construction and is acceptable in common speech, but it is not exactly grammatically correct. Depending on the meaning you wish to convey, you could say:
"I have to do it" which means "I am required to do it, I have no choice"
or
"I got to do it" which is in the past tense, and more expressive of a past opportunity to do do something, rather than a compelling requirement to do something.
Hope this helps!
-Jimmy T.
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| 95785 |
Re:Re:have to
Thank you so much now i got it. thank you once again.
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| 96071 |
Re:have to
In the english writting people use lots of words to mean the same thing so when u say i have to do it is the same as i have got to do it, this way is just more demanding thats all. I would like to know how to tell some one in chinese how smart i am for trying to write in chinese mandarin,can anyone help me?
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| 96696 |
Re:have to
well this is a part of proper english
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| 97224 |
Re:Re:have to
You wanna write it in what situation?
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