3 ways to use HAVE GOT in English

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How gotten worksOne noteworthy word is gotten: standard in the US but not in the UK.In both countries, the past tense of get isgot. In British English, the past participle is also got. But in American English, it’s more complex. Roughly: when talking about a static situation (possessing or needing) the past participle is got; when talking about a dynamic situation (acquiring or becoming) the past participle is gotten

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Great video. I watch quite a few channels since I have many friends from other countries that ask me English questions. (I am a native English speaker) One thing I like about your videos are you speak clearly, but don't over-de-emphasize your accent. Some teachers do that which causes problems for people watching their videos. One other thing about point 1. I wonder if we actually change it to "I've got to...' instead of "I have to...' since it is easier to slur the t in got with the t in to. One last point for non-native English speakers. Don't use gotta. It seems like it would be simple to use, but it usually doesn't sound quite right. Plus, 'gotta' imo is less slang and more uneducated speak.

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For Spanish speakers the sentence "I haven't got my keys" doesnt make sence when you translate. It is much more clear to say "I dont have my keys".

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Hi Alex, thanks for lesson. I'm a little bit comfused. Many youtube videos says that 'gotten' is more common in american english, and 'got' in british.

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I'm not sure if Alex is right in min. 4:44 when he says that gotten is more B.E. And got is more A.E. For what I was taught gotten is rarely used in B.E. Because gotten is the past participle of get in American English whereas got is the past participle in British English.

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So, example number three is for the future perfect tense?

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Hi Alex, Great class! I have one question. Are "I gotta go" and "I've gotta go" exactly the same thing?

[@engvidAlex]

Hi Humberto! Yes, they are the same. The grammatically correct way is “I have got to go,” but in casual speech, “I’ve gotta go” and “I gotta go” are both used and mean the same thing.

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can we say that have a relation with the importent /the importent to do something

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Hi Alex, thanks for this wonderful video! I have a question , Can I say "I havent got to do that" as obligation for example, thanks for your comments!

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Hi Leidy, unfortunately not. You should simply say "I don't have to" do that, meaning it's not an obligation but a choice.

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