How to use going to, gonna, gonna go

Today's lesson is all about the expression "gonna” and when you CAN and CAN'T use it. I'll also tell you about "gonna go" - is this correct?

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[fredylopez]

Hi Shayna, I was checking this video lesson and I learned something new about English, I didn't know that "gonna" is a auxiliary or helping expression in that case, I've always used " I'm going to " when I'm heading for a place and "gonna" when after gonna comes a verb but I didn't know that I can use " gonna " with "go", thanks Shayna.

[FaelzSouza]

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[GrantCareerCoaching]

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[sdushdiu]

Reductions and linkage are routinely used in spoken English. Would, should want, going, and more are routinely linked with the following 'to' and reduced to a contraction. Similarly, In initial linked words ending in "t", the sound is generally shortened to "d" sound. - wouda, shouda, wanna, gonna,

[markwibo]

Hi from Indonesia.. thank you so much for the lessons

[andrekurni]

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[p.andresnowakowski]

Muy simple y muy util!!! Muchas gracias!

[Nathan-iwuf]

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[mak]

Good night (or day), Thanks. Hello from Russia.

[Orfeu_Preto]

i've loved the class, but i have a doubt what's the diference between i'm going to New york" and "i going to go to New york" ?

[sanakhannadeem]

I'am gonna make this change in my vocabulary. Thanks for sharing.

[anyateacher]

And can we say "I'm going to go..."? Or do native speakers try to avoid it?

[JustSomebodyonYouTube]

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[ademariomario]

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