eeeeeee yo this is B-NOX, oh yea baby, I need to know something :



how to create a sentence with : " gonna " ( going to )


I gonna eat

I am gonna eat


??????????????????????????????????? because sometime people put " am " and sometime not so B-NOX is confused

Hm... I don't know if you're going to understand my way of explaining it, but I'll take a shot at it:

The grammatically correct way of using 'gonna' would be to include 'am'. 'Gonna' or 'going to' are words in future tense, so words like 'is' and 'am' (forms of 'be') are necessary.
ex. He is gonna go to the store.

If you were to change it to present tense, you take out the 'is' and change 'gonna' to 'goes'.
ex. He goes to the store.

Allllllllllllllllllllllll I wanna know is :



do we put the verb " be " for the future with " going to "

I gonna eat

I am going to eat.
I am going to be eating.

Is that what you want to know?

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Stranger STRANGER ! Thank you. NOW I speak a perfect english.









CLOSED.

Lol, go Google "English Grammar" and then you will be speaking pretty in no time. I guess I'll close this for you.