What is the meaning of Gotta, wanna and gonna and how to use it.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Thanks for advance.

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Gotta is slang/street version of got to (have to), based on its pronunciation. Similarly, Wanna = want to; Gonna = going to.

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Hi Sajj,

In addition to Hank’s explanation you might want to learn that your sentence should read Thanks in advance.

Regards,
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Gotta - (have or has) got to

"I gotta go home. "
“She’s gotta be kidding.”

wanna -

  1. Contraction of want to: You wanna go now?
  2. Contraction of want a: You wanna slice of pie?

gonna

Contraction of going to: We’re gonna win today.

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I want to know where we will use come on time and where we will use come in time.

Is it correct . what the meaning of this sentence.

We should come on time.
We should come in time.

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i just want to know can we use gonna instead of will in future tense but sometimes i watch in movies actors use it for future tense.

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i just want to know can we use gonna instead of will in future tense but sometimes i watch in movies actors use it for future tense.

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Hello samsong,

‘Gonna’ is not grammatically correct English in any context.

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I suppose it can be used in future tense the same way “going to” is used. For example…“We’re gonna die” is in the immediate future tense…describing something that is going to happen but not yet – there I just used it in that context…