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'Wanna', 'gonna', 'gotta' - Learners' Questions

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Daniel in Argentina asks about 'wanna' and 'gonna'. Improve your English vocabulary with Dan's answer to his question. For more nyer82: I'm American and I wanna say that it's ok to write these forms down in very informal circumstances OR if you're trying to quote somebody.
If you don't believe me, search Google News for gotta and wanna and you'll find a lot of stuff.
Date: 2020-09-18

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jcr1138
I will take the ielts exam in the near future. Is the use of gonna too informal for the speaking part? Should I use the extended form instead?
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