Name: How to use 'wanna' and 'gonna' CORRECTLY | SOUND LIKE A NATIVE ENGLISH SPEAKER*
Uploaded: 2019-01-15T02:21:40.000Z
Duration: 5 min 52 s
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I have got a seriously
important lesson for you today

and this lesson is going
to help you understand

native speakers and sound
more native yourself.

So what are we going to talk about today?

Well, we're going to
talk about reductions.

I'm going to show you how
to correctly use words like

I use them all the time
in daily conversations.

It's not good English,
but it is colloquial,

conversational English
and you will hear it

and you probably will
want to learn to use it,

because saying I want to and
I'm going to all the time

Quickly, before we get started,
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So, you've probably heard
native speakers use words like

which is what I would tend
to use and also wonna.

Now, the first word that I
want to talk about is wanna.

I wanna go home, you wanna
go home, we wanna go home,

Why? Well, because we have to
use the third person singular.

So, you must remember that
if it's he, she, or it,

You have to make sure that the
verb and the subject agree.

Gonna means going to and the
biggest mistake that I hear

is that students forget to
use it with the verb to be.

I always hear I gonna go,
she gonna go, we gonna do.

I'm gonna go, she's
gonna go, we're gonna do.

The other error that students
tend to make with gonna

I'm gonna go, you're
gonna go, we're gonna go,

But, as she and he both
finish with a vowel sound,

which is voiced, we need
to use the zz sound.

If you want to sound
native, you must do that.

If you say she's gonna
go or he's gonna go,

I immediately recognise that
you're not a native speaker.

Remember, there are various
different spellings,

but I would advise against
using them in written English.

It's something that we
tend to use more speaking.

Now, remember that your subject
has to agree with the verb.

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