When To Use Correctly "GONNA" | How To Speak English

When To Use Correctly "GONNA" | How To Speak English
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I'm gonna teach my 200 students to use gonna. A bunch of thanks Rachel, greetings from Mexico's city. The way as you teach is awesome.

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Watching this as a native speaker was amazing, we do use gonna alot. i also use wanna alot.

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I have spoken English for over 20 years and don’t have a fluent natural speaking. People hardly understand me since I don’t know the rule of reductions etc. Until a few months ago, I came to Rachel English. OMG, the result is so amazing. Rachel really understands our non native speakers’ issues, she is teaching us how USE English, now I am watching how she analyzed the movie clips conversation. This gonna rule is first time I know, of course I hardly spoke this way .

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Really tricky one. Lots of functions to know how to use this reduction gonna. Thanks, Rachel.

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Well, there are a whole bunch of ways to improve! Check out all of the videos on my website to work on English pronuncation - rachelsenglish.com/video-categories/. And for more of a focus on grammar you can check out the videos at EngVid.com. Keep practicing and you will improve!

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Ma'am ,the very rule to be used gonna before verb is heard from you as first time.Thanks ma'am for your lucid explaination.

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Rachel thank you so much for one more great video. I am a native speaker from Canada, but I live in Brazil and teach English here, and your videos are amazing. I feel comfortable using wanna and gonnna. However, when it comes to "gotta" I dont feel that confortable. Is it only me?

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Hi! Thanks so much for your comment. Interesting regarding 'gotta'! It is so common to hear from native speakers here in the states. You can listen to examples of this on YouGlish.com here: youglish.com/pronounce/got%20to/english? Not everyone in the examples will use ""gotta"" - but lots of them will! :)

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The best class about "gonna"

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As far as I know reductions are used in all countries where English is spoken, any native speaker I have met use them.

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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO i m a french student and i lost 2 points on an oral just because i said gonna ( in the nice usage conditions of course) and she told me it was inappropriate in english to say gonna. i just sent this video to her i hope she ll understand more this part of the english language.

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Hi, Rachel, I was to know that reduction isn't using in writing but I learned in this video we should use reduction either if it would be a verb in the sentence then we can use gratefulness.

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Hi! In super fast speech I could see this happening - but native speakers would rely on context to let them know which one the person was using!

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I can't thank you enough Rachel how your English lessons transformed me to speak English in smooth and confident way through reductions. I wasn't feeling what i am feeling now when it comes to English speaking that is your credit so my question is how can i reduce "into" like get into, come into and preposition into is difficult at the of speaking and i hope you will make a video on this into.

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Hi! I'm so happy to hear that you are feeling so confident - thank you for sharing that with me! :) As for 'into' - this is a great video suggestion. A lot of times when native speakers reduce this word it sounds like this: [ɪndə] if followed by a consonant, or [ɪndu] if followed by a vowel. The T reduces to a Flap T in this pronunciation. One thing that might be useful is to listen to the different ways native speakers pronounce this word on YouGlish.com: youglish.com/pronounce/into/english/us? You'll hear lots of speakers pronounce the word more fully - but when it's reduced it follows the description above!

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