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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Tell me meaning
what is this wanna, gonna, gotta, chum, dude,
please tell me.
I am Indian
bye
please tell me.
I am Indian
bye
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" gotta = got to "I've gotta finish my homework" gonna = going to "We're gonna leave now" Only use "to verb" and not "to place" Example: GOOD: We're gonna leave. " "Bob's a good dude"
- " gotta = got to "I've gotta finish my homework" gonna = going to "We're gonna leave now" Only use "to verb" and not "to place" Example: GOOD: We're gonna leave.
- " "Bob's a good dude"
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wanna = want to
"Do you wanna go to the movies?"
gotta = got to
"I've gotta finish my homework"
gonna = going to
"We're gonna leave now"
Only use "to verb" and not "to place"
Example:
GOOD: We're gonna leave. ("going" + "to leave")
BAD: We're gonna a movie ("going" + "to a movie")
chum = friend (very casual 3rd person)
"Bob
"Do you wanna go to the movies?"
gotta = got to
"I've gotta finish my homework"
gonna = going to
"We're gonna leave now"
Only use "to verb" and not "to place"
Example:
GOOD: We're gonna leave. ("going" + "to leave")
BAD: We're gonna a movie ("going" + "to a movie")
chum = friend (very casual 3rd person)
"Bob
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