How do native English speakers say "go and get"?

Native speakers reduce "go and get" to "go'n'get" (/ɡoʊnɡɛt/) in natural speech. To depart to obtain something; to fetch.

go and get → go'n'get | Elision

Q: What is the connected speech form of "go and get"?

"go and get" becomes "go'n'get" — a elision pattern. The sounds /æ/ and /d/ from 'and' are often completely removed, making 'go and get' sound like a single, faster word: 'go'n'get'. This helps speakers connect words smoothly.

go and get → go'n'get /ɡoʊnɡɛt/ Elision

To depart to obtain something; to fetch.

The sounds /æ/ and /d/ from 'and' are often completely removed, making 'go and get' sound like a single, faster word: 'go'n'get'. This helps speakers connect words smoothly.

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go and get → go'n'get

/ɡoʊnɡɛt/

To depart to obtain something; to fetch.

The sounds /æ/ and /d/ from 'and' are often completely removed, making 'go and get' sound like a single, faster word: 'go'n'get'. This helps speakers connect words smoothly.

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Example 1

I need to go and get some milk from the store.

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Example 2

Can you go and get the mail, please?

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Example 3

Let's go and get some lunch together.

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Example 4

Hey, go'n'get me a soda from the fridge.

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Example 5

I gotta go'n'get my jacket before we leave.

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go and get → go'n'get