How to use “Wanna” – Spoken Contractions in English

wanna
it’s short for want to only want to know
it’s also short for want ah so there are
many common mistakes people make with
this which mistakes let me give you an
example she want to is that correct no
why because it’s third person and with
third person we use s should be she
wants to but remember one er doesn’t
contract once – only one – so we cannot
say she wanna he wanna it wanna only I
wanna you wanna they wanna we wanna he’s
she it wants to
we don’t contract that one the same with
one app it’s not for example one
umbrella that doesn’t sound right
want an umbrella you could contract it
to one and one an umbrella it’s raining
one an umbrella again in written English
definitely not one an never wanna in
text English it’s okay but for an exam
definitely not in spoken English it
sounds natural
but in written English for an exam no in
text English that’s fine because it’s
between friends it’s informal right hmm
okay an example of this if you want a
doughnut you could say I’ve won a
doughnut because want a doughnut that’s
okay hmm I’ve won a doughnut and again
you can use Gothel T I want a doughnut
say with me I wondered oh no I want a
doughnut do you want a doughnut I don’t
know if you know but if you want to
understand English people when we talk
you’re gonna have to learn spoken
contractions it ain’t easy it’s kind of
hard but give me five minutes let me
show you how to understand English
people when we talk
okay I’ve got to start the class now I’m
outside sorry