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"got to work with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a situation where someone has the opportunity to collaborate or cooperate with someone else. It can also be used to show excitement or eagerness to work with someone. Example: I was thrilled when I got to work with my favorite actress on the new movie project. In this sentence, "got to work with" indicates that the speaker was given the chance to collaborate with their favorite actress, and they are excited about it.
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Then I got to work with her.
Walter got to work with his dad.
We've got to work with Nigeria.
"You got to work with the light".
You got to work with what you got".
"You've got to work with the receivers on your own".
Then I got to work with these people.
You've got to work with evidence and facts.
"These are the rules we've got to work with.
This is what I got to work with?
"You have got to work with the natural environment".
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