nemo eve walle
Senior Member
chinese
''You gotta be kidding me!'' is a common sentence, gotta means got to, which means have got to, but in informal American English, the "have" is sometimes omitted. So I wonder if I can say this: she gotta be kidding me. Omit the ''has''.
''Have'' can be omitted, so the ''has'', I assume, is the same. Am I right?
''Have'' can be omitted, so the ''has'', I assume, is the same. Am I right?