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I'll gonna go to the loo

User since 2014
Posts: 8

2 April 2014

What difference between "I'll gonna go to the loo" and "I'll go to the loo When have we to use the word "gonna" Thank you JLG

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AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
4 April 2014

Right, Thierry, "I'm gonna go". It was an unforgivable slip of the pen. I am ashamed of it. / There is another mistake I made by dropping the article when saying "in the UK". Maybe I had better shut up.
Right, Thierry, "I'm gonna go". It was an unforgivable slip of the pen. I am ashamed of it. / There is another mistake I made by dropping the article when saying "in the UK". Maybe I had better shut up.
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
4 April 2014

Right, Thierry, "I'm gonna go". It was an unforgivable slip of the pen. I am ashamed of it. / There is another mistake I made by dropping the "the" in the UK. Maybe I had better shut up.
Right, Thierry, "I'm gonna go". It was an unforgivable slip of the pen. I am ashamed of it. / There is another mistake I made by dropping the "the" in the UK. Maybe I had better shut up.
AhQ ['a: kiu]
User since 2006
Posts: 2715
3 April 2014

In everyday language, rather slang, they say 'gonna' for 'going to'. I think it is a phonetic way to drop the last 'g' of going and shorten the say. So what you wrote "I'll gonna go" is not correct. Say "I gonna go to the loo" for "I am going to go to the bathroom". ('Bathroom' as an American is speaking; 'toilet' in UK).
In everyday language, rather slang, they say 'gonna' for 'going to'. I think it is a phonetic way to drop the last 'g' of going and shorten the say. So what you wrote "I'll gonna go" is not correct. Say "I gonna go to the loo" for "I am going to go to the bathroom". ('Bathroom' as an American is speaking; 'toilet' in UK).
Thierry
User since 2012
Posts: 54
3 April 2014

hi, I'd rather say : " I'm gonna go to the loo " no ?
hi, I'd rather say : " I'm gonna go to the loo " no ?

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