got to↙ gotta have to↙ hafta has to ↙ hasta

    Listen to each part of the conversation ： first spoken with careful
（slow） pronunciation； then spoken with relaxed （fast） pronunciation.

    Careful （Slow） Pronunciation

    JOE ： My tooth's driving me crazy.

    GEORGE： Then you've got to make an appointment with a dentist.

    JOE ： I've got to find one first. I don't have a dentist.

    GEORGE： I have to go downtown. Come on. Let's go to my dentist.

    JOE ： I can't. I have to study.

    GEORGE： Are you going to go to the dentist after that？ Your tooth
has to be taken care of.

    JOE ： I know it has to be taken care of. But I've got to get some
gas.

    GEORGE： Then are you going to go to the dentist？

    JOE ： Well ， no. After that ， I have to go to the bank.

    GEORGE： Okay ， but after you go to the bank ， you've got to go
to the dentist！

    Relaxed （Fast） Pronunciation

    JOE ： My tooth's 居drivin' me crazy.

    GEORGE： Then you've居gotta make an appointment with a dentist.

    JOE ： I've 居gotta find one first. I don't have a dentist.

    GEORGE： I居hafta go downtown. Come on. Let's go居da my dentist.

    JOE ： I居kant. I 居hafta study.

    GEORGE： Are居ya居gonna go居da the dentist after that ？居Yer tooth
居hasta be taken care of.

    JOE ： I know it居hasta be taken care of. But I've居gotta 居git some
gas.

    GEORGE： Then are 居ya居gonna go居da the dentist？

    JOE ： Well ， no. After that ， I居hafta go居da the bank.

    GEORGE： Okay ， but after居ya go 居da the bank ， you've 居gotta
go居da the dentist！