Valentin
"I've got an appointment" vs. "I have an appointment"
Is there some difference between these two expressions ?
An additional example: "I've got to catch my train home" or "I have to catch my train home".
Do they have same meaning ?
2013年8月16日 06:22
回答 · 4
Good point Ryan. Thanks.
2013年8月17日
In actuality, there is a difference. Not in meaning but in formality. Anytime "got" is used, it is more informal and conversational.
2013年8月16日
No, both are synonymous to each other, and it really doesn't matter which one you choose to use.
2013年8月16日
There is no difference. They both mean the same thing.
2013年8月16日
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