Is GONNA BAD ENGLISH?

The video tutorial explores the use of reductions like 'gonna' in spoken English, emphasizing their appropriateness in informal and professional settings. It explains the grammatical rules for using 'gonna', addresses common misconceptions, and provides real-world examples. The tutorial concludes with a training session to help learners practice and become comfortable with these reductions.

In which context is it inappropriate to use 'gonna'?

• In a speech

• In a text to a friend

• In a cover letter

• In a casual conversation

What must follow 'gonna' for it to be used correctly?

• A verb

• An adjective

• A preposition

• A noun

Which public figure was mentioned as using reductions in their speech?

• Barack Obama

• George Bush

• Joe Biden

• Hillary Clinton

What is a common reduction for 'going to'?

• Gonna

• Gonna

• Gonna

• Gonna

Which reduction is described as having a 'flat' pronunciation?

• Gonna

• Gonna

• Gonna

• Gonna

What is the main benefit of using reductions like 'gonna'?

• They are grammatically correct

• They sound more natural

• They are easier to write

• They make speech more formal

What is the recommended reduction to learn first?

• Gonna

• Gonna

• Gonna

• Gonna

What is the focus of the pronunciation training for 'gonna'?

• Loud volume

• Fast pace

• High pitch

• Low placement

What should be the length of the second syllable in 'gonna'?

• Short

• Variable

• Medium

• Long

What is the suggested method to practice pronunciation in the training?

• Watching videos

• Writing repeatedly

• Listening and repeating

• Reading silently