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I think I am going to move out of the city. I've got to.
What does 'I've got to' mean in this sentence?
does anyone explain to me the structure of this sentence?
I think I am going to move out of the city. I've got to.
What does 'I've got to' mean in this sentence?
does anyone explain to me the structure of this sentence?
What does 'I've got to' mean in this sentence?
does anyone explain to me the structure of this sentence?
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"I've got to" means the need to do something urgently.
E.g. "I've got to wash the dishes"
In this sentence, they are thinking of moving out of the city because they have the urge to get out.
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- English (US)
"I've got to" means the need to do something urgently.
E.g. "I've got to wash the dishes"
In this sentence, they are thinking of moving out of the city because they have the urge to get out.
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