SOME QUESTIONS IN LEARNING ENGLISH.
What's the difference from WANT and WANNA?
And what's meaning of GONNA?
I ll be glad and thankful if you answer it.

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SOME QUESTIONS IN LEARNING ENGLISH.
What's the difference from WANT and WANNA?
And what's meaning of GONNA?
I ll be  glad and thankful if you answer it.

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THANK YOU

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Hello Honey,

The word "wanna" is not standard spelling. It simply represents the way "want to" often sounds in spoken English.
Sometimes it may also be used to represent the way "want a" sounds in spoken EngliYou should not write "wanna" in standard or formal English. If you plan to take any standardized tests in English (such as TOEFL, for example), or plan to use your English academically or in a job, you should should get into the habit of writing properly. That includes using standard spelling, punctuation, and capitalization.

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Plus wanna and gonna is rather informal and after them you don't use "to".

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Thanks a lot

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Wanna = want to 
Gonna = going to ^^

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