is it correct to say " who is gonna go to the GA" or "who will attend the GA "
we are a group of students we have a conference so some of us will go to the pre-GA and the rest to the GA , so i want to ask who wanna go to the GA
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Use "Who wants to go to the GA?" or "Who wishes to go to the GA?" if you are writing to ask what they want to do.
Like Dancingbear commented, "gonna" and "wanna" are slurred versions of the proper English. Avoid them in writing, otherwise you will really look stupid. Even in slang English, "who wanna go" is simply wrong.
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"Wanna" and "gonna" are not words in English. They represent sounds. Writers sometimes use them in dialogue to illustrate how they are often pronounced. Young people often use them as an abbreviation or as an affectation
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They are both correct, but "is gonna go" is slang. You can use that with your close friends, but the correct phrase is "is going to go".
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