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USE OF 'GOTTA' IN ENGLISH SPEAKING

ABOUT THIS VIDEO: ................ This video will teach you about an English expression "Gotta". Gotta is the contraciton of "Have got to/Has got to It is not used in written English. 'Gotta' is considered gramatically wrong. It is used for something which is necessary to do. Ex: Mujhe abhi jana hai. (Mera jana necessary hai) .................................................................................................................... POSITIVE SENTENCE ................. Rule[ Sub + gotta + verb1st + Ob ] Ex: I gotta go right now.(Mujhe abhi jana hai.) She gotta cook food.(use khana pakana hai.) My mother gotta take medicines.(Meri maa ko dawayee leni hai.) ...................................................................................................................... NEGATIVE SENTENCE ................. Rule [Sub + haven't gotta + verb1st + Ob] Ex: I haven't gotta go right now.(Mujhe abhi nahi jana hai.) She hasn't gotta cook food.(Use khana nahi pakana hai.) ................................................................................................................... INTERROGATIVE SENTENCE ..................... Rule [Have/Has + sub + gotta + verb1st + Ob] Ex: Have you gotta go? (Kya tumhe jana hai?) Has she gotta cook food? (Kya use khana pakana hai?) ................................................................................................................... FOR MY OTHER VIDEOS CLICK ON THE FOLLOWING LINKS: USE OF ZERO CONDITION IN ENGLISH:    • ZERO CONDITIONAL SENTENCE IN ENGLISH ...   USE OF WOULD HAVE BEEN (PART-2):    • USE OF WOULD HAVE BEEN (PART- 2)   USE OF WOULD HAVE BEEN (PART-1):    • USE OF WOULD HAVE BEEN (PART- 1)   USE OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE-3:    • CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE- 3   USE OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE-2 (PART-3):    • CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE- 2 (PART 3)   CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE-2 (PART-2):    • CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE- 2 (PART 2)   CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE-2 (PART-1):    • CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE- 2 (PART-1)   CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE-1 (PART-2):    • CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE- 1 (PART- 2)   USE OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE-1(PART-1):    • CONDITIONAL SENTENCE TYPE 1 (PART-1)   USE OF CONSEQUENTLY IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF CONSEQUENTLY IN ENGLISH GRAMMAR   USE OF FUTURE INDEFINITE PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART-9 (FUTURE INDEFINITE)   USE OF PAST PERFECT PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART- 8 (PAST PERFECT)   USE OF PAST CONTINUOUS PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART- 7 (PAST CONTINUOUS)   USE OF PAST INDEFINITE PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART- 6 (PAST INDEFINITE)   USE OF PRESENT PERFECT PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART 5 (PRESENT PERFECT)   USE OF PRESENT CONTINUOUS PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART 4 (PRESENT CONTINUOUS)   USE OF PRESENT INDEFINITE INTERROGATIVE PASSIVE:    • PASSIVE PART- 3 (PRESENT INDEFINITE I...   USE OF PRESENT INDEFINITE NEGATIVE SENTENCE:    • PASSIVE PART-2 (PRESENT INDEFINITE NE...   USE OF PRESENT INDEFINITE PASSIVE POSITIVE SENTENCE:    • PASSIVE PART 1 (PRESENT INDEFINITE PO...   USE OF HAS TO IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF HAVE TO  HAS TO PART 2   USE OF HAVE TO IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF HAVE TO  HAS TO PART 1   USE OF INTEND TO IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF INTEND TO IN ENGLISH   ADVANCE VOCABULARY PART-2:    • ADVANCE VOCABULARY PART 2   USE OF LEST...SHOULD IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF LEST         SHOULD   ADVANCE VOCABULARY IN ENGLISH:    • ADVANCE VOCABULARY PART-1   USE OF DREAM OF IN ENGLISH:    • HOW TO USE DREAM OF IN ENGLISH   USE OF FAMILIAR WITH IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF FAMILIAR WITH   USE OF HOW TO IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF HOW TO IN ENGLISH IN DETAIL   USE OF CAUSATIVE SENTENCE PART-2(USING GET) IN ENGLISH:    • CAUSATIVE SENTENCE PART 2 (USING GET)   USE OF WOULD RATHER IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF WOULD RATHER IN ENGLISH   USE OF IT TAKES IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF IT TAKES IN ENGLISH   USE OF CAUSATIVE SENTENCE:    • USE OF CAUSATIVE SENTENCE  (USING MAKE)   USE OF INSTEAD OF:    • HOW TO USE INSTEAD OF   SPECIAL USE OF WANT:    • SPECIAL USE OF WANT   USE OF IN THE HABIT OF IN ENGLISH:    • HOW TO USE  IN THE HABIT OF IN ENGLISH   USE OF ABOUT TO IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF ABOUT TO IN ENGLISH   USE OF DYING TO IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF DYING TO IN ENGLISH   USE OF FOND OF IN ENGLISH:    • HOW TO USE FOND OF IN ENGLISH   USE OF ON THE PRETEXT OF IN ENGLISH:    • HOW TO USE ON THE PRETEXT OF IN ENGLISH   USE OF IT WAS FOOLISH OF ME IN INGLISH:    • HOW TO USE-  IT WAS FOOLISH OF ME IN ...   USE OF FEEL LIKE IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF FEEL LIKE IN ENGLISH   USE OF IT'S NO USE IN ENGLISH:    • USE OF  IT'S NO USE  IN ENGLISH   USE OF LET'S IN ENGLISH    • USE OF LET'S IN ENGLISH   USE OF 'LET':    • USE OF LET PART 1