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Discover Ludwig"got him to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone persuaded or convinced someone else to do something. Example: "She got him to finally try sushi, even though he was hesitant at first."
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She got him to the table.
This image got him to his feet.
"She got him to do it".
That got him to laugh.
"Got him to play hooky.
She got him to bed.
But Mr. Adams got him to achieve more.
It got him to 14 under.
She got him to stop that.
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Get him to stop it.
"They wanted to get him to trial".
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