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"have got to know" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to newly-acquired knowledge, or to indicate that you have recently become better acquainted with someone in a personal or professional sense. Example sentence: I'm glad I have got to know you over the years.
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Maybe I'd have got to know him better.
Perhaps he should have got to know his cousin better.
To put it simply, I have got to know the real me better.
I have got to know Kent a lot better as a result.
Or could something more routine be at play – the fact that over the years people have got to know me as I have got to know them?
"To be effective, you have got to know the art of it," he explained.
I have got to know him well since we both undress at the same time.
After all, filmgoers have got to know why they're buying a ticket.
"We have got to know Marcus as a highly motivated driver.
Kids have got to know where they come from and have a sense of identity.
People should be allowed to judge me when they have got to know me".
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