Practice Super Common English Reductions: GONNA and WANNA
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2019
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In this lesson you'll learn all about the common English word reductions GONNA and WANNA. You will learn exactly how to use these reductions and we will practice them together in sentences and conversation.
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Excellent lesson! Thank you so much for explaining this so well. Many times I have done a terrible job of trying to explain this to my friends. But I think it's important that we clarify to people that, even though "gonna" and "wanna" is common in spoken English, it usually does not look very good in writing. We don't want use "gonna" or "wanna" in a business letter or resume or any correspondence in which we want to make a good impression. Gives the impression of perhaps not having a good handle on the language. (I only say this because I hire people and have received resumes and cover letters like this. It's fine for texting or social media if you really want to write "gonna," although I advise my friends not to get into the habit of writing it anywhere.) I understand your channel is about pronunciation and spoken English and it's a great channel. I just wanted to write a little footnote for people to understand that what's normal for spoken English is often not appropriate in written form. This is only positive, constructive advice.....I have great respect for people learning the language!
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Further contraction of "I'm gonna" is possible - "m'gonna" and simply "muna" /'mʌnə/. Never stop! Enough is not enough! 😊
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