Question

Какая разница между: I have got и i got ? Например из песни : I got murder on my ming Почему не i have ( i ve got ) murder on my mind

Answer 1

Ответ:

Тут "got" можно перевести как "получил". Если i got murder on my mind, то значит мысли в его голове об убийстве находятся уже давно, ибо это Past Simple. А если I've got, то появились эти мысли совсем недавно

Answer 2

Практически ничем) Просто это как слэнг, I got, a I have got не слэнг)

Answer 3

"I have got" and "I got" can both be used to indicate possession or acquisition of something, but "I got" is typically used in the past tense, while "I have got" is more commonly used in the present tense.

In the song lyric "I got murder on my mind," "I got" is being used to indicate that the speaker is currently thinking about committing murder. It is not a statement about possession or acquisition, but rather a statement about the speaker's current state of mind.

"I have got murder on my mind" could also be used to convey the same idea, but it would sound a bit more formal or perhaps even a little awkward in the context of the song. Using "I got" instead of "I have got" helps to give the lyric a more casual and conversational tone.