About GIMME and GONNA and WANNA...
I run across it today! If I don't need them, I never use them. :-)
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About GIMME and GONNA and WANNA...
I run across it them today! If I don't need them, I will/shall never use them. :-)
In knowing when a knife kills and cuts your food is important. However, you must use them only in situations that call for their purpose. For example, in describing the following scene. If you use the proper equivalent, the entire effect and mood will be gone.
He stood agaped at the door, spilling all his groceries onto the floor like marbles strewn all over a game of his yesteryears... A voice he knew so well, but never so sultry and sirenic... "Just gonna to stand there HARD like a statue? Com'on big boy! Wanna get some of these melons? Come and gimme some sugar. Big mama's waiting!"
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Thank you, :-)
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Nice post!
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I agree with Craig. It's important to understand slang (particularly these three) because they're spoken all the time. Just don't incorporate them into your writing.
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Good post. I think it's fine to know the slang, and to know the real words. If you control when you use slang, it's ok. Just don't ever think that those words are the proper ones, they're not. When spoken by someone who doesn't know they're wrong, I think they sound terrible.
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