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What is the difference between I’ve got no where else to go. and I’ve gotten nowhere else to go. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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In sentence 1, "no where" isn't a phrase in English. It would be "nowhere", as one word.
In sentence 2, "gotten" wouldn't be used here, it would just be "got" like in sentence 1.
"I've got nowhere else to go" is the most natural :)
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- English (US)
@okadaosz
"I've gotten nowhere else to go" does not make sense gramatically.
"I've got nowhere else to go" sort of works, but is a bit informal.
A better way to say this might be: "I have nowhere else to go."
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In sentence 1, "no where" isn't a phrase in English. It would be "nowhere", as one word.
In sentence 2, "gotten" wouldn't be used here, it would just be "got" like in sentence 1.
"I've got nowhere else to go" is the most natural :)
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