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Originally Posted by ahm4me Hi,
I had a chance to read a joke (Link is below). Though I got the meaning and enjoyed  . Optimism vs. Pessimism - ** JOKES!! ** - tribe.net
But i couldn't grab the sentence "There's got to be a pony in here somewhere!", especially i couldn't get the use of "got to be" in this sentence....
Please help me out! and explain that in what capacity/position the word "got" or "got to" has been used here.
Awaiting Reply,
Regards,
Ahmed. |
As there is an enormous pile of horse dung, there must be a horse somewhere that produced it.
"got to be" = has to be/must be
Got is a much overused word. It can usually be replaced!