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You know, English is funny sometimes. We’ve got a ton of verbs that go with “to + verb” – like want to do, like to do, plan to do – and most of them just talk about an action, right? I want to go. I like to cook. I plan to travel. That’s easy. But! There are some verb + to do combinations that have a special meaning – a nuance – a deeper idea behind them. And that’s what we’re going to look at today.
FAQ
Question: What does, “I got to do it” mean?
Answer: When you get to do something, you have the opportunity to do something – or it’s a special privilege.
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