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Discover LudwigThe phrase "got me here" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to indicate that something helped to bring a person to the current situation, state, or place in life. For example, "My hard work and dedication to education has got me here—enrolling in a prestigious university."
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That's what got me here.
He got me here.
"It's what's got me here," he said.
I still remember what got me here.
If I die, you got me here".
"That's what got me here," Gee said of his changeup.
I just have to remember what got me here.
"They've got me here all afternoon," he grumbles.
But Ross said: "I feel that's what got me here.
"Dean is who got me here," Mr. Byrd, 38, said.
It wasn't brains that got me here, I can assure you of that".
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