How do native English speakers say "going to get"?

Native speakers reduce "going to get" to "gonna get" (/ˈɡənə ɡɛt/) in natural speech. Will obtain or become; expresses a future action or intention to acquire something or achieve a state.

going to get → gonna get | Reduction

Q: What is the connected speech form of "going to get"?

"going to get" becomes "gonna get" — a reduction pattern. This is a common reduction of 'going to get' when expressing a future action or intention. The 'going to' part often becomes 'gonna' in fast, informal speech.

going to get → gonna get /ˈɡənə ɡɛt/ Reduction

Will obtain or become; expresses a future action or intention to acquire something or achieve a state.

This is a common reduction of 'going to get' when expressing a future action or intention. The 'going to' part often becomes 'gonna' in fast, informal speech.

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going to get → gonna get

/ˈɡənə ɡɛt/

Will obtain or become; expresses a future action or intention to acquire something or achieve a state.

This is a common reduction of 'going to get' when expressing a future action or intention. The 'going to' part often becomes 'gonna' in fast, informal speech.

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Example 1

I'm gonna get some coffee on my way to work.

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Example 2

She thinks she's gonna get a promotion this year.

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Example 3

We're gonna get hungry if we don't eat soon.

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Example 4

You're gonna get soaked if you go out in this rain.

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He's gonna get so mad when he finds out.

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going to get → gonna get