In informal spoken English, common contractions include: 'want to' becomes 'wanna', 'have to' becomes 'hafta', and 'got to' becomes 'gotta', while 'going to' becomes 'gonna'. These contractions are frequently used by native speakers in everyday conversation.
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Wanna, Gotta & Hafta Explained in 30 Seconds ⚡Added:
Hey Beats, if want to become swana, then have to becomes hava, wrong. Have to becomes hafta. What's wrong with you? What about going to?
Gotta. Why would you say that? If want to becomes wanna, then going to becomes gonna. Simple. What about got to?
You wait. You, tell us in the comments.
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