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I am going to study tonight.
I'm gonna study tonight.
I gonna study.
I'm going to study.
I'm gonna rest.
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CLUE:You have a test tomorrow. Say one plan with “gonna”
Example: I’m gonna study tonight.
CLUE: I’m going to clean the house. Can we say “gonna”?
Yes: I’m gonna clean the house.
She is going to buy a new car.
She's gonna buy a new car.
She are gonna buy a house.
She's gonna buy a house.
We are going to travel.
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CLUE: Your family is travelling next week. Say one plan.
Example: We’re gonna take a vacation.
CLUE: She’s going to school. Can we say “gonna”?
No. “Going to” indicates movement to a place.
We are going to make a school video.
We're gonna make a school video.
We're gonna to clean the house.
We're gonna clean the house.
Are you gonna come?
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CLUE: You want to improve your English. Say one plan.
Example: I’m gonna practise English.
CLUE: We’re going to take a vacation. Can we say “gonna”?
Yes: We’re gonna take a vacation.
Are you going to come to my party?
Are you gonna come to my party?
What you gonna do tomorrow?
What are you gonna do tomorrow?
She is going to study.
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CLUE: Your group has a video project. Say one plan.
Example: We’re gonna make a video.
CLUE: I’m going to go to China. Can we say “gonna”?
Yes: I’m gonna go to China. (“Go” remains.)