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I want to know What is the grammarmeaning of the following sentence'they' and 'got to' in 'You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work'?

"You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work."

You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work.

The sentence above is one offrom the dialogue in the series "Big bang theory"The Big Bang Theory. I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of 'got to'. And what does 'they' indicate?

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically. You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

I want to know the grammar of the following sentence

"You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work."

The sentence above is one of dialogue in the series "Big bang theory". I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of 'got to'. And what does 'they' indicate?

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically. You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

What is the meaning of 'they' and 'got to' in 'You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work'?

You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work.

The sentence above is from the dialogue in the series The Big Bang Theory. I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of 'got to'. And what does 'they' indicate?

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically.

You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

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"You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work."

The sentence above is one of dialogue in the series "Big bang theory". I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of got to'got to'. And what does they'they' indicate.?

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically. You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

"You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work."

The sentence above is one of dialogue in the series "Big bang theory". I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of got to. And what does they indicate.

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically. You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

"You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work."

The sentence above is one of dialogue in the series "Big bang theory". I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of 'got to'. And what does 'they' indicate?

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically. You'll never guess who will replace you at work.

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Danny_Kim
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I want to know the grammar of the following sentence

"You'll never guess who they got to replace you at work."

The sentence above is one of dialogue in the series "Big bang theory". I can guess the meaning is that you will never guess who will work instead of you. But I want to know what's the meaning of got to. And what does they indicate.

I think the following sentence is correct grammatically. You'll never guess who will replace you at work.