got
Translation
received, became, arrived, understood
Examples
I got a letter this morning.
I got a letter this morning.
She has got blue eyes.
She has got blue eyes.
He got angry.
He got angry.
We got to the station late.
We got to the station late.
I've got to go now.
I've got to go now.
Grammar Patterns
((sth.)) to receive/obtain (sth.) - I got a new phone for my birthday.
((adjective)) to become (adjective) - It got very cold last night.
((have got sth.)) to possess (sth.) - She's got a lovely house.
((have got to-inf)) to have to/must do (sth.) - I've got to finish this report.
Similar Words
Etymology
Past tense of Old English 'gietan' (to get, grasp).
Memory Tips
Think of 'got' as the result of the action 'to get'. If you 'get' something, you have 'got' it.