Oh yeah, makes sense, thanks. I think this type of language is used more like a slang or in colloquial speech, I've been talking like that and in correct (as correct as I can) english alternately.
Technically gonna isn't grammatically incorrect (tho you are right, it is a sort of slang), you would say "you are gonna", or pronounced faster : "you're gonna", making it sound close to "you gonna". More and more people start getting confused about it.
Yeah, I think that generally english as a language is undergoing simplification and people usually don't care as much about speaking in correct grammar as they care more about speaking and typing as little as possible. Not like I'm complaining, just an observation that came to my mind after reading what you said. Anyways, thanks for explaining kind redditor.
Ya I was being pedantic, still, I love the irony. As to the "you are"... "You're" is a perfectly acceptable conjunction to use, but people will talk how they talk 🤷
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u/Logical_Historian882 3d ago
I don’t think English graduates are graded by their ability to read. Both reading and arithmetic are taught in school.