What is the third person of Wanna? Wannsa, wannas?
Third person of "Wanna"
He wansa washes hans. He wants to wash his hands. ;-P
There's no popular third person for wanna.
There's no popular third person for wanna.
The third person of "wanna" is just "wants to" - pronounced something like ["wAnst@].
Never heard any slang expression for wanna from the third person. You just say it He/She/It wants to. It sounds pretty normal.
Ok, here's the conjugation:
I want
You want
He / She / It / One wants
We want
You want
They want
The 'to' following this is not part of this verb, 'to want'. It is the first part of the infinitive of the next verb, and should remain thus.
I want
You want
He / She / It / One wants
We want
You want
They want
The 'to' following this is not part of this verb, 'to want'. It is the first part of the infinitive of the next verb, and should remain thus.
>>The third person of "wanna" is just "wants to" - pronounced something like ["wAnst@].<<
At least here, in everyday speech it tends to be something like [ˈwɒ̃ʔtsʲːə(ː)] or [ˈwɒ̃ʔtsʲːu(ː)].
At least here, in everyday speech it tends to be something like [ˈwɒ̃ʔtsʲːə(ː)] or [ˈwɒ̃ʔtsʲːu(ː)].
Seriously though, use language like this and you will be regarded as extremely NOCD!
Well perhaps they do in America - but
a) It's incorrect here, in Britain - and I imagine in America.
b) Even if it is spoken, it should never be written like that.
a) It's incorrect here, in Britain - and I imagine in America.
b) Even if it is spoken, it should never be written like that.
"b) Even if it is spoken, it should never be written like that. "
Exactly, and the written and spoken languages are two related but seperate entitites. Wanna, gonna etcare perfectly valid forms in the spoken realm.
Exactly, and the written and spoken languages are two related but seperate entitites. Wanna, gonna etcare perfectly valid forms in the spoken realm.
Well perhaps they do in America - but
a) It's incorrect here, in Britain
I remember a song of the Spice Girls (English group) that said "if you wanna be my lover...".
a) It's incorrect here, in Britain
I remember a song of the Spice Girls (English group) that said "if you wanna be my lover...".
on MTV UK everyone uses WANNA, GONNA, GOTTA
Oh yeah, I´ll tell you something
I think you'll understand
When I say that something
I wanna hold your hand
I wanna hold your hand
I wanna hold your hand
(Beatles)
The Beatles - You're Gonna Lose That Girl
(Beatles)
WANNA, GONNA, GOTTA are accused of being Americansims (just like -ize verbs) but it's a false alarm, they are used from Wales to New Zealand, from Queensland to Manitoba.
Oh yeah, I´ll tell you something
I think you'll understand
When I say that something
I wanna hold your hand
I wanna hold your hand
I wanna hold your hand
(Beatles)
The Beatles - You're Gonna Lose That Girl
(Beatles)
WANNA, GONNA, GOTTA are accused of being Americansims (just like -ize verbs) but it's a false alarm, they are used from Wales to New Zealand, from Queensland to Manitoba.