Examples of using You have got to go in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Political
You have got to go.
That's why you have got to go there.
You have got to go.
I gotta go to work, which means you have got to go.
You have got to go.
And, besides, tomorrow you have got to go to school.
You have got to go now!
And what exactly is that supposed to mean, you have got to go?
And you have got to go.
And in order to figure out what that is, you have got to go out and take some risks.
You have got to go there.
If you want to meet people, you have got to go to the village.
You have got to go downstairs.
What's wrong with you? You have got to go and apologize to her or at least.
You have got to go back.
And with today's interest rate climate, you have got to go for the 30-year fixed mortgage.
You have got to go so soon?
our pilot said,"You have got to go home now.".
Lino, you have got to go.
You have got to go this way.
Donna. You have got to go home.
You have got to go home. donna.
Okay, okay, you have got to go to a hospital!
You have got to go into the wall.
Sir, you have got to go home.
You have got to go home sometime.
John, you have got to go now.
You have got to go to a doctor.
John, you have got to go now.
You have got to go to the cops.