what do you wanna buy for her? & what do you wanna buy her? are they both correct?
we say buy sth for sb & buy sb sth, so can i say the two sentences above? thx
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Avoid using wanna because it's a bad habit to start using this word a lot. It's just that it doesn't look good in formal written English and it's a little slang. Yes, they are both correct and mean the same thing though. "To buy for her" and "To buy her," both mean the same thing.
There are several ways to word this: "What do you want to buy her?" "What do you wish to buy for her?" "What would you like to buy her?" all express the same thing.
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What do you want to buy for her? - is correct in my opinion. Wanna is too informal.It is advisable not to use it. What do you want to buy her? is used in American English.
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Yup, they are both understandable and mean the same thing.
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