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Old 25-Feb-2003, 21:42
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Default got = have got? gotta = have got to?

You got a minute?
I've got five.

you gotta free up cash. Gotta spend money to make money.

in the above sentences, got = have got? gotta = have got to?
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You're right:

You got = you have got
You gotta = you have got to
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