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Demice Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Sentence "gonna have to"
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Question: "I'm gonna have to go on that way"
Can this sentence be an alternative to this one: "I'm going on that way" ?
In my understanding, "have to" is an alternative to English word "must".
"You have to go there". "You must go there". If this is right than "gonna have to go on" should not be an alternated to "going on". Please reply...
I'm new to this forum. I love English that is why I want to improve my skills in this language. Please correct my question also if needs be.
Question: "I'm gonna have to go on that way"
Can this sentence be an alternative to this one: "I'm going on that way" ?
In my understanding, "have to" is an alternative to English word "must".
"You have to go there". "You must go there". If this is right than "gonna have to go on" should not be an alternated to "going on". Please reply...
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Hi Demice First of all, 'gonna' is an extremely informal (or slangy) way of writing of 'going to' when using the 'be going to' future. 'Gonna' is not standard spelling. ' Both 'will have to (do)' and 'be going to have to (do)' indicate a future obligation to do something.
- Hi Demice First of all, 'gonna' is an extremely informal (or slangy) way of writing of 'going to' when using the 'be going to' future.
- 'Gonna' is not standard spelling.
- ' Both 'will have to (do)' and 'be going to have to (do)' indicate a future obligation to do something.
- If you say 'I'm going to continue' that refers to the future.
- It suggests that it is your intention to continue in the future.
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Hi Demice
First of all, 'gonna' is an extremely informal (or slangy) way of writing of 'going to' when using the 'be going to' future. 'Gonna' is not standard spelling. 'I'm going to leave' means roughly the same thing as 'I will leave.' Likewise, 'I'm going to go' means roughly the same
First of all, 'gonna' is an extremely informal (or slangy) way of writing of 'going to' when using the 'be going to' future. 'Gonna' is not standard spelling. 'I'm going to leave' means roughly the same thing as 'I will leave.' Likewise, 'I'm going to go' means roughly the same
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