Other Contractions
Practice other useful contractions, including informal speech forms like gonna and wanna
Total Contractions: 14
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let's
Full Form:: let us
/lɛts/
Example:: “Let's go to the park.”
beginner
other
here's
Full Form:: here is
/hɪrz/
Example:: “Here's your coffee.”
beginner
other
there's
Full Form:: there is
/ðɛrz/
Example:: “There's a problem.”
beginner
other
that'll
Full Form:: that will
/ðætəl/
Example:: “That'll work perfectly.”
intermediate
other
this'll
Full Form:: this will
/ðɪsəl/
Example:: “This'll be interesting.”
advanced
other
there'd
Full Form:: there would
/ðɛrd/
Example:: “There'd be no problem if we left early.”
intermediate
other
gonna
Full Form:: going to
/ˈgʌnə/
Example:: “I'm gonna call you later.”
beginner
other
wanna
Full Form:: want to
/ˈwɑnə/
Example:: “Do you wanna come with us?”
beginner
other
gotta
Full Form:: got to
/ˈgɑtə/
Example:: “I gotta go now.”
beginner
other
lemme
Full Form:: let me
/ˈlɛmi/
Example:: “Lemme see that.”
intermediate
other
gimme
Full Form:: give me
/ˈgɪmi/
Example:: “Gimme a minute.”
intermediate
other
kinda
Full Form:: kind of
/ˈkaɪndə/
Example:: “I'm kinda tired.”
intermediate
other
dunno
Full Form:: don't know
/dəˈnoʊ/
Example:: “I dunno what to say.”
intermediate
other
outta
Full Form:: out of
/ˈaʊtə/
Example:: “We're outta milk.”
intermediate
other