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First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I just love English Just Love English! and I wanna/ want to improve it =)
First notebook entry: Introducing myself
I just love English! And I wanna to improve it =)
or
I Just love English! And I want to improve it =)
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When using the (very) informal "wanna", it is a combination of "want to", so you wouldn't say "wanna to", because it means "want to to" :) But, as the other comment says, "want to" is more formal (and correct if you're studying in school). "Wanna" is fine for friends, emails, text messages, etc :) Also, watch you capitolization.
First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Just Love English! and want to improve it =)
My dear,
"Wanna" is the spoken form of 'want to' and you should not use it in writing form.
and also 'wanna' means 'want to' and you wrote "wanna to" which is completely wrong!!!
you have to write " Want to imrprove it "
First notebook entry: Introducing myself
Thanks everybody for your help in improving my language skills ;)
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