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Mkf Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Use of 'gona'
Please make it clear how to use 'gona' and what does it mean? thanks
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Usually spelled 'gonna', it is the orthographic representation of a common pronunciation of 'going to' in informal conversation. It is not (yet) a recognized contraction like 'don't' or 'let's', and so should be reserved only for the written representation of character dialogue, as in a play, a novel or a movie script.
- Usually spelled 'gonna', it is the orthographic representation of a common pronunciation of 'going to' in informal conversation.
- It is not (yet) a recognized contraction like 'don't' or 'let's', and so should be reserved only for the written representation of character dialogue, as in a play, a novel or a movie script.
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Usually spelled 'gonna', it is the orthographic representation of a common pronunciation of 'going to' in informal conversation. It is not (yet) a recognized contraction like 'don't' or 'let's', and so should be reserved only for the written representation of character dialogue, as in a play, a novel or a movie script.
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