Improve your Listening Skills with Informal Contractions and Learn to Speak Faster!

Get ready to improve your listening skills and learn to speak faster with informal contractions! Informal contractions are shortened forms of words and phrases in English. Native speakers use informal contractions when speaking casually and quickly. If you want to be able to improve your listening and speaking skills, you need to know these colloquial contractions.

In today's lesson we will learn: What is an informal contraction. Then we will take a look at 20 examples of informal contractions including:
Got to = gotta, going to = gonna, want to = wanna, must have = musta, what's up = sup, cuppa = cup of, shoulda = should have, give me = give me, you = ya, kind of = kinda, Did you eat = jeet, Do you = ju, bet you will = betcha'll, because = cuz, a lot of = alotta, have to = hafta, has to =hasta, don't know = dunno, let me = lemme, neeta = need to, how would you = howja, what did you = whadja, and more!

This is followed by useful tips for using these informal contractions. Such as the fact that these examples of conjoined speech are used only for speaking English quickly. Informal contractions are not exactly slang, but they are not used in writing or in formal situations.

So enjoy the lesson today and practice informal contractions to improve your listening skills and sound more like a native speaker! You're gonna learn alotta useful things today!

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