The phrase "a got to" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a mistaken combination of "got to" or "have got to," which are used to express necessity or obligation.
Example: "I have got to finish this report by tomorrow."
Alternatives: "have to" or "must".
And it's the app that a) got to 450 million active users, and is still adding 1 million a day in 2014, and b) got bought by Facebook for up to $19bn.
Odors experienced with X get to smell more of X (cherrylike and sweet) while odors experienced with A got to smell more of A (smoky).
Kate Taylor's lengthy examination of the culture of the school last summer documents it, John Merrow's story on Success Academy's hefty use of out of school suspensions confirms it, and the network's scramble to explain away a principal who compiled a "got to go" list of children to drive out of the school pretty much sealed it.
At least one of the network's schools kept a "got to go" list of children they wanted out.
Success Academy, a chain of high-performing charter schools, came under fire in October 2015 after revelations emerged that one of its principals had drawn up and distributed a "got to go" list of problematic students.
In January 2017 the principal of Success' Cobble Hill school took a leave of absence after it became public that the school had a "got to go" list of children officials wanted out of their program.
