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Sentence examples for has got from inspiring English sources

"has got" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is the present perfect form of the verb "to get". It is commonly used when speaking about possession. For example: My brother has got a new car.

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It has got easier.

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The New Yorker

Wheat has got nowhere.

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The Economist

It has got me hooked.

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Independent

And ridicule it has got.

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The Economist

Industry has got the message.

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The Economist

Jay Gatsby has got money.

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The New York Times

"This has got to stop.

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The New York Times - Health

This has got to end.

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The New York Times

That has got to change".

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Independent

But he has got nowhere.

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The Economist

Its state has got smaller.

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