going to be → gonna be ˈɡʌnə biː Reduction
To express a future action, event, or state; often indicates a plan, intention, or prediction.
This is a very common reduction of 'going to be', used to talk about future plans, predictions, or continuous actions. It often sounds like a single word, making it important to recognize in spoken English.
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going to be → gonna be
ˈɡʌnə biː
To express a future action, event, or state; often indicates a plan, intention, or prediction.
This is a very common reduction of 'going to be', used to talk about future plans, predictions, or continuous actions. It often sounds like a single word, making it important to recognize in spoken English.
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I'm gonna be late if we don't leave now.
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She's gonna be really happy when she hears the news.
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It's gonna be raining later this afternoon.
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Example 4
This project is gonna be a challenge for us.
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Example 5
Are you gonna be home for dinner tonight?
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going to be → gonna be