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What's the difference between "you got to understand" and "you've got to understand"? What's the difference between "you got to understand" and "you've got to understand"?
28 dec. 2015 18:19
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One is grammatically correct - "You've got to." Otherwise, they both are the same. "You got to understand" is more spoken.
28 december 2015
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