Correct use of im going to
I am quite familiar with the english language and yesterday, my also non-english friend sent a meme and said "da f*k ima f*ked"
Thought he was having a stroke but turns out he actually meant it. Now i'm curious, have you ever heard a native speak like this? Even with the correct use "da f* ima be f***ked", that passive form doesnt sound natural to me, especially since he rarely speaks english with me. What do you say?
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I am quite familiar with the E nglish language. . So am I, but I've never heard anyone say that.
- I am quite familiar with the E nglish language.
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- So am I, but I've never heard anyone say that.
- I usually advise people learning English to avoid trying to use this kind of dialect as they will just sound foolish.
- Clive
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I am quite familiar with the English language. . . So am I, but I've never heard anyone say that.
I usually advise people learning English to avoid trying to use this kind of dialect as they will just sound foolish.
Clive
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